FORTRAN Reference Manual

FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001
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About This Manual
This manual describes the HP implementation of the full ANSI FORTRAN 77 (X3.9-
1978) language. It also describes HP extensions that optimize FORTRAN for the
transaction-oriented, fault-tolerant environment. All HP extensions provide capabilities
beyond those stated in the FORTRAN standard.
Who Should Use This Manual
This manual is for system and application programmers.
Manual Organization
Table i. Summary of Contents (page 1 of 2)
Section Title This section . . .
1 Summary of HP Extensions
An introduction to FORTRAN. If you are
thoroughly familiar with FORTRAN, you need
read only the description of RECORD
structures in Section 2, Language Elements
and in Section 5, Introduction to File I/O in the
HP NonStop Environment.
2 Language Elements
3 Expressions
4 Program Units
5 Introduction to File I/O in the
HP NonStop Environment
6 Introduction to Statements
7 Statements Language statements and intrinsic functions.
8 Intrinsic Functions
9 Intrinsic Functions Using compiler directives and compiling and
running FORTRAN programs.
10 Compiler Directives
11 Running and Debugging
Programs
12 Memory Organization Using features of the HP FORTRAN
environment.
13 Mixed-Language Programming
14 Interprocess Communication
15 Utility Routines
16 Fault-Tolerant Programming
A ASCII Character Set Lists ASCII characters.
B Syntax Summary
Provides a syntax summary for FORTRAN
statements and compiler directives.
C Converting Programs to
HP FORTRAN
Contains suggestions to convert a FORTRAN
application program that was not written for
HP FORTRAN to the syntax and semantics of
HP FORTRAN.