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FORTRAN 77 Reference Update Link / Bad Link? 
Welcome to the FORTRAN 77 Reference. Although quite elderly as programming languages go, FORTRAN remains the pre-eminent "number-crunching" language. The most widely used standard is FORTRAN 77.
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Fortran Guide Update Link / Bad Link? 
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Fortran Programmers Club Update Link / Bad Link? 
Dedicated to modern problems of Windows 95/98/NT/2000 applications programming using FORTRAN compilers from such famous firms like Microsoft and Compaq. You can find here the samples of simple GUI ( Graphical User Interface ) designed with Microsoft Fortran PowerStation 4.0 and with Compaq Visual Fortran 6.1.
Submitted Sep 14, 2001
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Fortran 90 and 95 Update Link / Bad Link? 
( Ian Chivers & Jane Sleightholme) Fortran was one of the first high level languages developed and widely adopted by the academic and scientific community. It was developed over a three year period (1954-1957) by a team at IBM lead by John Backus. Fortran stands for FORmula TRANslation and was used mainly by people with a scientific background for solving problems with a significant arithmetic content.
Submitted Mar 29, 2000
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Fortran and Windows - How to do it! Update Link / Bad Link? 
Polyhedron has extensive experience in the conversion of Fortran programs to Windows, using all of the strategies described below, and is able to act as a consultant or contractor for your Windows conversion projects.
Submitted Mar 25, 2000
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Fortran Programming Directory Update Link / Bad Link? 
Fortran Programming Directory
Submitted Aug 16, 2001
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Linux Journal Update Link / Bad Link? 
Steve Hughes proves that the Fortran Programming language's variety of high-quality programming tools and libraries provide a capability that, when coupled with all the features of Linux, makes for a potent programming platform for engineers and scientists.
Submitted Mar 25, 2000
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HPF Educational Materials Update Link / Bad Link? 
This collection of material supports the use of High Performance Fortran, a language which provides the array programming capabilities (and more) of Fortran90. In addition, the language provides compiler directives to enable the programmer and compiler together to address performance issues on the variety of sequential and parallel machines.
Submitted Mar 29, 2000
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