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#1 2005-12-31 20:59:58

Shofs
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Got FORTRAN?

Anyone else do lot of programming in Fortran?  Just curious...

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#2 2006-01-03 08:34:48

Snowman
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Re: Got FORTRAN?

Yes, I do all my programming in fortran 77.

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#3 2006-01-03 17:24:25

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Re: Got FORTRAN?

I used to get paid to write fortran 77 - thankfully, I've forgotten most of it, but I'm sure I could snap back into it by looking at some code.

fortran's not a bad language, I acutally rather like some of it.  Only problem is it's just not so common anymore outside of the number-crunching market.

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#4 2006-01-03 17:30:48

Shofs
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Re: Got FORTRAN?

phrakture wrote:

fortran's not a bad language, I acutally rather like some of it.  Only problem is it's just not so common anymore outside of the number-crunching market.

I like it too, although I am one of those number crunching types.

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#5 2006-01-04 00:06:43

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Re: Got FORTRAN?

I'm one of the computationnal physics types.  Yorick is another programming language targeted at the number-crunching market:
http://yorick.sourceforge.net/index.php
I've used it in an university course. It has some nice features but I don't use it anymore.

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#6 2006-01-04 00:32:03

phrakture
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Re: Got FORTRAN?

If you're doing more statistical work, R is rather nice too...

And, of course, there's always matlab.

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