Very good video working with fortran, I love it!. I am wondering if there is a manner to keep the .o files in a different folder during make execution. I've tried a lot but I couldn't get it Any suggestion of how to get it?
If you make another Fortran video, you might want to look at CMake instead of GNU Make. About 3 lines of CMake can do what Make does in 20. (And then there is fpm which looks to be really nice.)
Seeing how popular my Fortran videos are, I will be making some more! And the fpm looks very cool. I have quite a few ideas of what to cover in the future, and CMake would be another good area
Hello, I am currently trying to program lagrange polynomials into fortran. Do you know if there is a way to do calculations with a real variable x that has no value, and the output of those calculations is in terms of x? And after those calculations are done you can set the value for x?
That is generally called Symbolic Math. I haven't heard of a package that can enable Fortran to do it. If you more mean to design polynomials with functions/subroutines and output a value s.t. f(x0) = y0, it can handle that. However, if you want pure symbolic math, then you may be better off using a higher level language that can handle that such as Mathematica, Python, or Julia.
I'm completely lost. At just 1:13 into the show, the presenter is setting up PI as integer type and defining it to have the value of 3.14. What??? 3.14bis not an integer. It equals 3 plus seven-fitieths more, being a rational number and definitely not an integer. What's going to happen? Firtran will make PI equal 3 or it will change the type to float? I don't know, but 3.14 is NOT an integer. Pass on this film. Next.
Very nice Modern Fortran videos, please keep going.
Please more on advanced oo & parallelism in fortran
I was just wondering whether to start studying Fortran or Julia. Which one would you start with?
Greetings from Mexico :)
Very good video working with fortran, I love it!. I am wondering if there is a manner to keep the .o files in a different folder during make execution. I've tried a lot but I couldn't get it Any suggestion of how to get it?
More fortran codes, if it would be possible to go deeper in OOP
If you make another Fortran video, you might want to look at CMake instead of GNU Make. About 3 lines of CMake can do what Make does in 20. (And then there is fpm which looks to be really nice.)
Seeing how popular my Fortran videos are, I will be making some more! And the fpm looks very cool. I have quite a few ideas of what to cover in the future, and CMake would be another good area
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Hello, I am currently trying to program lagrange polynomials into fortran. Do you know if there is a way to do calculations with a real variable x that has no value, and the output of those calculations is in terms of x? And after those calculations are done you can set the value for x?
That is generally called Symbolic Math. I haven't heard of a package that can enable Fortran to do it. If you more mean to design polynomials with functions/subroutines and output a value s.t. f(x0) = y0, it can handle that. However, if you want pure symbolic math, then you may be better off using a higher level language that can handle that such as Mathematica, Python, or Julia.
can you cover parallelization with MPI or openMP?
I second this..!
I'm looking into the topic! (:
I'm completely lost. At just 1:13 into the show, the presenter is setting up PI as integer type and defining it to have the value of 3.14. What???
3.14bis not an integer. It equals 3 plus seven-fitieths more, being a rational number and definitely not an integer.
What's going to happen?
Firtran will make PI equal 3 or it will change the type to float? I don't know, but 3.14 is NOT an integer.
Pass on this film. Next.