Fortran 90 Explained

[Keith Bierman fpgroup]

Seems to be shipping now. ISNB 0-19-853772-7.

As before, it provides the most lucid description of the language that
I've seen.

To be fair, wsb has a textbook more suited to the newly minted
programmer, to be trained in Fortran 90, and Miles Ellis has a
delightfully expansive tome for the newly minted FORTRAN '77 coder,
with nice appendix treatment of Fortran.

However, for most readers of this newsgroup, I recommend the Metcalf
and Reid book.

I hope that this is the last rev mandated by changes in the standard
(and suspect that the authors quite agree!).
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[Akiyoshi Wakatani]

Now, I'm working on a software development of a parallel
software.

And I'd like to know the specification of FORTRAN 90 or 8X ( But,
I don't know whether these are different or not ).

Could anyone have the pointer of the reference or the book about it ?

Thanks in advance.

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P.S.
Our recent research was described in "International Conference on
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