Write a program thatreads two scalars x and y, applies FEVAL to ADDXY together with the scalarsx and y, and prints the answers in a readable fashion.[/cpp] Thanks! Here's one possible solution to exercise 2 assuming I understand the specification. [plain]program exercise2 real x,y ...
You will not be able to share I/O units, or pass deferred-shape arrays or allocatables to the DLL. CVF provided IMSL as a static library only, so if you built a DLL with IMSL it will have all the IMSL code included and you don't need to do ...
1.2.2 Arrays and pointers Arrays and pointers are the heart of the C language. In C, arrays and pointers are almost interchangeable. easypointers.c 1.2.3 The Aitken iteration using arrays and pointers Here we use the Aitken example to illustrate how arrays may be passed as pointers. aitken...
I'm done with commercial software, so the only option for me if I want to be able to do any serious imaging is to write my own code. Hopefully some others will join in.
Are your arrays statically sized at compile time? If they are dynamic, it can be difficult, if not impossible, for the compiler to determine if there will be an out-of-bounds error.Sincerely,James TullosTechnical Consulting EngineerIntel Cluster Tools Translate 0 Kudos Copy link Reply Zhang...
I'm trying to modify that code a little in order to have sum; product and division. But I don't know how to make the program print the answers in the right way :'( [cpp]program exercise2 real x,y external ADDXY, MXY, DXY write(6,'("Input a value for x")') read (5,*)x...
The Abaqus Analysis User's Guide, section 3.7.1 "Fortran unit numbers used by Abaqus" gives a helpful list of the file unit numbers and the associated file. For debugging a user subroutine I have had success using file unit 7 to write to the "message" file *...
Are your arrays statically sized at compile time? If they are dynamic, it can be difficult, if not impossible, for the compiler to determine if there will be an out-of-bounds error.Sincerely,James TullosTechnical Consulting EngineerIntel Cluster Tools Translate 0 Kudos Copy link Reply Zhang...
Hi James, The arrays are just dynamic, so it took me some time to find out this problem. Thanks, Zhanghong Tang
Are your arrays statically sized at compile time? If they are dynamic, it can be difficult, if not impossible, for the compiler to determine if there will be an out-of-bounds error.Sincerely,James TullosTechnical Consulting EngineerIntel Cluster Tools Translate 0 Kudos Copy link Reply Zhang...