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C FORTRAN Compare
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Course:
2.010 | Computational Methods of Scientific Programming Academic year:
2020
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12.010 Basic C: C and Fortran 77 Syntax
Declarations
C (statements end in ; all variables must be declared
explcitly)
F77 (start in column 7)
int a;
INTEGER A
float a;
REAL A
double a;
char a;
DOUBLE PRECISION
A
CHARACTER A
short a;
uint a;
long int a;
int a[10];
INTEGER A(10)
float a[10][10];
REAL A(10,10)
char a[10];
CHARACTER A(10)
char a[10];
CHARACTER A(10) Simple Loop
C (array indices range 0 to N-1)
F77 (array indices range 1 to N)
int i,j;
float arr[10][10];
INTEGER I
INTEGER J
REAL ARR(10,10)
for (j=0;j<10;++j){
for (i=0;i<10;++i){
arr[j][i]=1
}
}
DO J=1,10
DO I=1,10
ARR(I,J)=1
ENDDO
ENDDO
C Hello World
#include
main() {
printf("Hello\n");
fprintf(stdout,"Hello\n");
}
/* printf always goes to "standard output". */
/* fprintf goes to specified output stream */
F77 Hello World
PROGRAM MAIN
WRITE(6,*) 'Hello'
END
Formatting output
(see "man fprintf")
Integers
C
main() {
int i;
i = 7;
F77
PROGRAM MAIN
INTEGER I
I=7
printf("\n"); /* New line */
printf("Leading blanks\n");
printf("%1d\n",i);
printf("%2d\n",i);
printf("%3d\n",i);
printf("%4d\n",i);
printf("%5d\n",i);
WRITE(6,'(1X)')
WRITE(6,'(A)')
WRITE(6,'(I1)')
WRITE(6,'(I2)')
WRITE(6,'(I3)')
WRITE(6,'(I4)')
'Leading blanks'
I
I
I
I printf("%6d\n",i);
WRITE(6,'(I5)') I
WRITE(6,'(I6)') I
printf("\n"); /* New line */
printf("Leading zeros\n");
printf("%1.1d\n",i);
printf("%2.2d\n",i);
printf("%3.3d\n",i);
printf("%4.4d\n",i);
printf("%5.5d\n",i);
printf("%6.6d\n",i);
}
WRITE(6,'(1X)')
WRITE(6,'(A)') 'Leading zeros'
WRITE(6,'(I1.1)') I
WRITE(6,'(I2.2)') I
WRITE(6,'(I3.3)') I
WRITE(6,'(I4.4)') I
WRITE(6,'(I5.5)') I
WRITE(6,'(I6.6)') I
END
Text
F77
C
main() {
PROGRAM MAIN
WRITE(6,'(A)') ' A new line is implicit in Fortran'
END
printf("A");
printf(" new");
printf(" line");
printf(" must");
printf(" be");
printf(" specified");
printf(" explicitly.");
printf("\n");
}
Floating Point
C
F77
main() {
printf("%f",3.1459); printf("\n");
printf("%f\n",3.1459);
printf("%10.10f\n",3.1459);
printf("%.10f\n",3.1459);
printf("%10f\n",3.1459);
printf("%10f\n",3.1459e12);
printf("\n");
printf("%e\n",3.1459);
printf("%10.3e\n",3.1459);
printf("%-10.3e\n",3.1459);
printf("%+12.3e\n",3.1459);
printf("%+-12.3e\n",3.1459);
printf("%.10e\n",3.1459);
printf("%10e\n",3.1459);
printf("\n");
printf("%E\n",3.1459);
PROGRAM MAIN
WRITE(6,'(F10.3)') 3.1459
WRITE(6,'(E10.3)') 3.1459
WRITE(6,'(E20.12)') 3.1459
WRITE(6,'(1PE20.12)') 3.1459
END printf("%10.3E\n",3.1459);
printf("%.10E\n",3.1459);
printf("%10E\n",3.1459);
printf("\n");
printf("%g\n",3.1459);
printf("%10.3g\n",3.1459);
printf("%.10g\n",3.1459);
printf("%10g\n",3.1459);
printf("\n");
}
C Conditional
#include
#include
main(){
int i = 0;
/* == returns logical result, proper conditional */
if ( i == 0 ) {
printf("test 1: i is set to %d\n",i);
}
/* Using = not == for equality tests is a common typing mistake in C
/* Using = is valid syntax but it doesn't mean what you think it means!
/* i = 0 is false ( it returns 0 ) by definition, irrespective of the
/* value of i.
if ( i = 0 ) {
printf("test 2: i is set to %d\n",i);
}
*/
*/
*/
*/
/* i = 1 is true ( it returns non-zero ) by definition, irrespective of */
/* the value of i.
*/
if ( i = 1 ) {
printf("test 3: i is set to %d\n",i);
}
}
F77 Conditional
PROGRAM MAIN
INTEGER I I = 0
IF ( I .EQ. 0 ) THEN
WRITE(6,'(A,I4)') 'I is set to', I
ENDIF
END
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