FORTRAN Reference Manual

About This Manual
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Prerequisites
The Glossary provides definitions for terms used in the manual.
Although Section 7, Statements, Section 8, Intrinsic Functions, and Section 10,
Compiler Directives, comprise the reference part of the manual, consult the other
sections for further clarification and more complete examples.
Prerequisites
If you are unfamiliar with the FORTRAN programming language, any of the numerous
tutorial texts currently available are recommended as supplemental reading. If you are
unfamiliar with the TNS systems or the HP NonStop™ Kernel operating system, refer
to the following HP manuals:
D Data Type Correspondence and
Return Value Sizes
Lists the return value size generated by HP
NonStop language compilers for each data
type.
E Compiler Limits
Summarizes the limits of the FORTRAN
compiler
F Compile-Time Diagnostic
Messages
Lists the FORTRAN 77 compiler diagnostic
messages that FORTRAN might report in the
program listing.
G Run-Time Diagnostic Messages
Describes the features of FORTRAN
statements and utility routines. Also, describes
the format and content of the diagnostic
messages.
H Hollerith Constants and Punch
Card Codes
Describes Hollerith constants and punch card
codes.
Manual Description
Introduction to Tandem NonStop
Systems
Describes the application environment, architecture,
and networking capabilities of NonStop systems and
explains basic concepts, terms, and entities in the
NonStop environment.
Introduction to D-Series Systems Provides an overview of D-series enhancements to
the HP NonStop Kernel operating system.
Guardian Application Conversion
Guide
Describes how to convert C, COBOL85, Pascal, TAL,
and TACL applications to use the extended features of
the NonStop Kernel.
Guardian User’s Guide Explains how to run program files and how to create
keyed files using the File Utility Program (FUP).
Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual
Describes the syntax for Guardian procedure calls.
ENSCRIBE Programmer’s Guide Describes the Enscribe database record manager.
Table i. Summary of Contents (page 2 of 2)
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