........
16 FC=FB $ FB=F
DA=DB $ DB=D
GOTO 21
........
or on another place:
........
5 FC=FB $ FB=FA $ FA=F
DC=DB $ DB=DA $ DA=D
.......
The book where I am taking the code from is dated 1972 so it is written probably in an earlier version of FORTRAN. I noticed, that there might be two versions of FORTRAN, once the author uses in an IF clause ...IF(Y(I).EQ.1) GOTO 4 and somewhere else ..IF(Y(I)) 4,5,6, but it is not a problem. It is the dollar sign that I am not sure about. On internet I found an explanation that a $ sign prevents carriage return by printing but there is no print here in my case.
regards
Dixiematic
It is probably a compiler dependent oparator .... and not real fortran code
In the old days they used paper cards for programms ( dont know the correct englisch name)
Thank you. I expected something like that, it seems most logical. I wrote each statement in a separate line. It is a rather long code so I have not finished yet the translation to test if it is correct.
Regards
dixiematic
As a 3D printer owner, you may be already reaping the benefits of 3D printing, such as rapid production, design freedoms and easy access to fresh prints of the machine. We dive into scenarios to help you decide when you need to outsource your project to a service provider.
Download Now
Remote access enables engineers to work from anywhere provided they have an internet connection. We surveyed our audience of engineers, designers and product managers to learn how they use remote access within their organizations. We wanted to know which industries have adopted remote access, which software they are using, and what features matter most. Download Now
Keeping track of changes to complex products is difficult—think Aerospace & Defense equipment, new generations of commercial aircraft, and software-based automobiles. A new way to managing the digital context of the physical product is required and the answer is the Digital Twin. This ebook explores the opportunity available for Operations and Maintenance for the Digital Twin. Download Now
Substantial progress has been made in filtration technologies in recent years. New filter media materials, designs and processes have led to filters that are more efficient, reliable, compact and longer lasting. This white paper will discuss the various trends that are impacting operational responsibilities of MROs today and the resources that are available for staying up-to-date on the latest filtration solutions. Download Now
Talk To Other Members
RE: dollar sign separator- what does it mean
RE: dollar sign separator- what does it mean
........
16 FC=FB $ FB=F
DA=DB $ DB=D
GOTO 21
........
or on another place:
........
5 FC=FB $ FB=FA $ FA=F
DC=DB $ DB=DA $ DA=D
.......
The book where I am taking the code from is dated 1972 so it is written probably in an earlier version of FORTRAN. I noticed, that there might be two versions of FORTRAN, once the author uses in an IF clause ...IF(Y(I).EQ.1) GOTO 4 and somewhere else ..IF(Y(I)) 4,5,6, but it is not a problem. It is the dollar sign that I am not sure about. On internet I found an explanation that a $ sign prevents carriage return by printing but there is no print here in my case.
regards
Dixiematic
RE: dollar sign separator- what does it mean
instead of :
16 FC=FB $ FB=F
you can write
16 FC=FB
FB=F
It is probably a compiler dependent oparator .... and not real fortran code
In the old days they used paper cards for programms ( dont know the correct englisch name)
RE: dollar sign separator- what does it mean
Regards
dixiematic
RE: dollar sign separator- what does it mean