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Discussion about FORTRAN.
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5.0d0+tan(phi) vs 5+tan(phi)
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probably a faq, but here goes... i would like to write lengthy formulae without the *.0d0 (or other specified kind types) and use, where possible, the integer, for example: real( double ) :: t, phi t = 5+tan(phi) I think this should not result in a precision loss, is it? What about division? t = 5+tan(phi) / 3 ?... more »
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Decline in posting counts
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max length of * format write
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Recently I found myself wishing there was an intrinsic inquiry function (let's call it maxlistdir(x) ) that would return the maximum length needed to write a list-directed value of the same kind as x, where x is of any integer, real or complex kind allowed by the compiler. I was trying to write something that would work the same way... more »
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