(3I3,F9.6) Fortran source code

[Rajini]

what does this mean..i saw this in Fortran source code!
(3I3,F9.6)
thanks.

 

[HallsofIvy]

That is a string formated as 3 integers with up to 3 digits, followed by a floating point number with up to 9 digits, up to 6 of them being to the right of the decimal point.

 

[Rajini]

thanks Hall..
another doubt..
What is G12.6, A8 Format?
Please give me 1 e.g., for each (also for 3I3.). Now F9.6 is very clear.
thanks

 

[akshaythegeek]

3I3
means
126,128,133 these are three integers which represent 3 and having three digit in each of them which say I3

 

[Rajini]

Hi, thank you!...

 

[womfalcs3]

Since he has had his question answered, and my question relates to this topic, I'll post my question here.

I'm constrained to 72 columns to input my code. How do I input a function in multiple lines?

e.g:

f(y)=sin(y)+cos(y)

I have tried:

f(y)=sin(y)
f(y)=f(y)+cos(y)

The function I'm using exceeds the 72-column mark.

 

[akshaythegeek]

you can use \ or & for getting multiple lines

 

[akshaythegeek]

Few questions about Fortran

1. How can i calculate the user run time for my program , i am using fortran 90 and gfortran as compiler

2. How to draw the graph between the speed of two different programmes

3. Suppose i have a algorithm then how to calculate the complexity of algorithm, like whether my program is O (N^2) or O(N LOG N) ...if some one can explain this with small example then it will be very helpfull

Thanks

 

[vag100]

I want to calculate temperature and the solution contains sum from 1.100 and also contains x and y variables in sum. how can i make a do of the sum but maintain x and y variables constant.