HP Fortran 90 Programmer's Reference: HP Fortran 90 Programmer's Reference

List of Tables

2-1 Fortran 90 character set

2-2 Statement order in a program unit

2-3 Statements allowed in scoping units

2-4 Keywords allowing optional spacing

3-1 Intrinsic data types

3-2 Attributes in type declaration statement

3-3 Escape characters

3-4 Example of structure storage

4-1 Array inquiry intrinsic functions

5-1 Logical operators

5-2 Operator precedence

5-3 Examples of operator precedence

5-4 Initialization and specification expressions

5-5 Conversion of variable=expression

7-1 Specification statements

7-2 Executable statements

8-1 Input values for list-directed I/O

8-2 Format of list-directed input data

8-3 Format of list-directed output data

8-4 Data transfer statements

8-5 File positioning statements

8-6 Auxiliary statements

8-7 I/O statements and specifiers

8-8 ASA carriage-control characters

9-1 Edit descriptors

9-2 Character string edit descriptor output examples

9-3 Contents of character data fields on input

9-4 Contents of character data fields on output

9-5 A and R edit descriptors: input examples

9-6 A and R Edit descriptors: output examples

9-7 B Edit descriptor: input examples

9-8 B Edit descriptor: output examples

9-9 BN and BZ edit descriptors: input examples

9-10 D, E, F, and G edit descriptors: input examples

9-11 D and E edit descriptors: output examples

9-12 EN and ES edit descriptors: output examples

9-13 F edit descriptor: output examples

9-14 G edit descriptor: output examples

9-15 H edit descriptor: output examples

9-16 I edit descriptor: input examples

9-17 I edit descriptor: output examples

9-18 L edit descriptor: input examples

9-19 L edit descriptor: output examples

9-20 O edit descriptor: input examples

9-21 O edit descriptor: output examples

9-22 P edit descriptor: input and output examples

9-23 Z edit descriptor: input examples

9-24 Z edit descriptor: output examples

9-25 Format control and nested format specifications

10-1 Attribute compatibility

10-2 Exceptions handled by the ON statement

11-1 Intrinsic functions and data representation models

11-2 Intrinsic procedures by category

11-3 Truth table for AND intrinsic

11-4 Default values for the BOUNDARY argument

11-5 Truth table for IAND intrinsic

11-6 Truth table for IEOR intrinsic

11-7 Truth table for IOR intrinsic

11-8 Truth table for IXOR intrinsic

11-9 Truth table for NOT intrinsic

11-10 Truth table for OR intrinsic

12-1 libU77 naming conflicts

12-2 Categories of libU77 routines

12-3 libU77 routines

12-4 BLAS routines

A-1 Runtime I/O errors