Thanks for your suggestion and comments. I makes me wonder if we, at the cutting edge of a language, are going to be the questions of our peers in the future. Scary. Mike
Folks:
I have a FORTRAN program published in Multivariate Morphometrics (Blackith and Reyment - 1971). In this book they list a FORTRAN program that computes Canonical Correlates. I don't have a FORTRAN compiler and I'm trying to translate this program into PERL. The one FORTRAN book that is...
The confusion I think that I have with this code is the stepwise process. Does the program begin at the a) statement - a DO loop, moving to b) were the work gets done (originally I added an unintentional extra SX( I )) I should have just described b) SX( I ) = SX( I ) + XX( I ). Does the program...
Thanks for the feedback! I didn't create an unanticipated error when I transcript the code (line b). When I put fake data into this code it appears that the correct matrix formed indicates that the first DO loop is done from a) to b) - all M of them. and then moves to the next DO loop to process...
AlephZero - thank you for your quick reply. Sorry for the redundancy in line line b).
So, is this the correct sequence of events for the code in my original post:
first cycle for I = 1 , 10
line a) with I = 1
line b) with I = 1
line c) with J = 1
line d) with I = 1 , J = 1
line e)...
I am trying to convert a FORTRAN version of a Canonical Correlates program listed in Multivariate Morphology - Blackith and Reyment. I've programed in FORTRAN decades ago and now I have to understand the language to rewrite the program into PERL.
a) DO 260 I = 1 , M
b) SX( I ) =...