Fortran translator

Hi
I have an old fortran code (its about 3 pages long). I have never worked with fortran so I was wondering if I can use f2c in the aur to convert the code to c.
Does this work well? And do I need to do something with the fortran code to make sure it works?
thanks.

I will... I am in the process of typing out the code. Its printed on a yellowed sheet with a typewriter :S.
Was just wondering if someone has any experience doing this, since I have never touched fortran.

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Translating call-by-reference from Fortran

I have been asked to translate some Fortran code to Java with minimal redesign.
I believe Java uses call-by-value and not call-by-reference, right?
What are my best options for translating the many call-by-reference subroutines and functions?

If you insist, then you can wrap objects up in a sort-of container, which can get you PBR-type semantics, but it's clunky. Eg
class StringRef {
private String payload;
public String toString() { return payload; }
public void setPayload(String string) { payload = string; }
public void passMeAString(StringRef string) {
// do stuff;
}You can reach into the StringRef object and change it's effective value. But then all code dealing with it, whether it needs PBR semantics or not, is either coupled to this StringRef class, or is peppered with code to lift the actual string in and out of StringRef objects. Or you could deal with single-element arrays everywhere, which isn't really any better.
Messy, a maintenance nightmare, a haven for bugs. I'd really be looking at solving the problem without using pass-by-reference, if you don't want to have a nervous breakdown.
Another thing to consider is that simply shoehorning your existing Fortran through a Java compiler means you're also inheriting all the bugs and the convoluted messy code from fixing bugs that you'd probably rather not. I seriously wouldn't try to do this, just infer the requirements from the Fortran code and start again. You might well even find that there already exist Java libraries that can replace some of your code.

Fortran library for computation? or should I learn C instead?

I think Fortran is a good choice for computation. It works as its name suggests: just translating the formulas and no need to consider how your computer actually works.
The problem is: I can not find free libraries like GSL to do random number generating, minimization, etc. Some professors in our department are using sort of routines from Numberical Recipe, but many people say its performance is not good and it even has some errors. The MKL library from Intel looks complicated and it also lacks some minimization rountines I am looking for.
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Second for Numpy. The concern with looping seems unwarranted. If anything, you will need much less looping. Case in point, the 1D Haar transform. The first inner for loop has been replaced with a pair of list slices, [0::2] and [1::2]. (Those give the even and odd elements, respectively.)
side note: All the heavy lifting is done with Blas and Lapack, both very fast C math libs. It should not be that much slower than straight C. I really need to do some benchmarking.
Numpy:
def haar1D(vec):
"[(-0.5 to 0.5)] -> [(-0.5 to 0.5)]"
w = len(vec)
while w > 1:
s = (vec[0:w:2] + vec[1:w:2]) / 2.0
d = (vec[0:w:2] - vec[1:w:2]) / 2.0
vec = n.concatenate((s, d, vec[w:]))
w = w / 2
return vec
Compared to the original C code (from http://www.cs.ucf.edu/~mali/haar/):
void haar1d(float *vec, int n)
int i=0;
int w=n;
float *vecp = new float[n];
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
vecp[i] = 0;
while(w>1)
w/=2;
for(i=0;i<w;i++)
vecp[i] = (vec[2*i] + vec[2*i+1])/sqrt(2.0);
vecp[i+w] = (vec[2*i] - vec[2*i+1])/sqrt(2.0);
for(i=0;i<(w*2);i++)
vec[i] = vecp[i];
delete [] vecp;
(I am reasonably certain the whole sqrt(2) thing was a bug. Have not found it in any other literature.)
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How to call Fortran .dll file that using other library files?

Hi,
I am trying to do some arkward tasks using LabView, and I am desperately need help....
A little bit background:
1. My co-worker has some code written in Fortran, where he called other libraries (many from CERNLAB or PAW). Those stuffs are pretty powerful in mathmatical calculation and simulations.
2. In some of my LabView code, I need to call his Fortran source code in order to do some complicated calculations. I have no capablility to translate his Fortran code to Labview (or is it even possible??), so we end up with trying to use "Call library function node" where I just provide input/outputs to communicate with his code. The idea sounds simple enough?
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2. When I create .dll file, for LabView to be able to use it, are there any special requirement on the way the .dll is compiled?
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You are aware that Intel Visual Fortran is the successor to Compaq Visual Fortran (I think you made a mistype with the Virtual)? So an upgrade might be at its place.
Anyhow I'm really not familiar with Fortran at all, but lib files are usually compiled into an EXE or DLL and not loaded dynamically. 1)
So there should be no problem with locating those libs. What most likely is a problem are other DLL dependencies such as any Fortran Runtime library or possibly other third party DLLs the more advanced code in your DLL might be using.
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1) One exception I know of is LabWindows CVI which allows to also load lib files dynamically. This is supposedly a legacy feature from LabWindows for DOS, which allowed that feature to simulate dynamic module loading in order to swap modules at runtime to work around the 640k memory limitation of DOS.
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

Translation of Iris script into Darwin

Hi,
I am trying to install a utility called EGS_Windows in Darwin and it comes with an installation script for the old Iris system. This utility is normally installed in Linux, and I have the linux installer script as well. Anyhowm I try to run the script by:
make -f Makefile.iris
or
make -f Makefile.Linux
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PS:
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# This is /usr/people/egsnrc/EGS_Windows/RCS/Makefile.iris,v
# Revision 1.1 last edited 2001-02-02 15:14:51-05
# Last changed by bwalters and currently locked by
# Makefile for EGS graphics software.
# See the Makefile for Linux for a description of the variables
CC= cc
F77= f77
INCLUDES= -I./ -I/usr/include/GL -I/usr/local/include
LIBS= -lforms -lglut -lGL -lGLU -lXmu -lXext -lX11 -lm -ltiff
LDFLAGS= -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/lib
EGSSOURCE= egs_main.c \
palette.c \
egs_input.c \
egs_graphics.c \
egs_labels.c \
egs_printer.c \
egs_history.c \
egs_prefs.c \
egs_prefacts.c
EGSOBJS= \
egs_main.o \
egs_graphics.o \
palette.o \
egs_input.o \
egs_labels.o \
egs_printer.o \
egs_history.o \
egs_prefs.o \
egs_prefacts.o
TARFILES= \
*.c examples *.h *.f \
*.help *.map Makefile README Announcement CHANGES
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$(F77) $(EGSOBJS) ${INCLUDES} ${LDFLAGS} ${LIBS} -g -o EGSWindows4.0.iris.exe
egs_main.o: egs_main.c egs_guis.c egs_prefs.h
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palette.o: palette.c
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egs_labels.o: egs_labels.c egs_guis.c egs_guis.h
$(CC) egs_labels.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_labels.o
egs_printer.o: egs_printer.c egs_guis.c egs_guis.h
$(CC) egs_printer.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_printer.o
egs_history.o: egs_history.c egs_guis.c egsgfxglobals.h
$(CC) egs_history.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_history.o
egs_prefs.o: egs_prefs.c egs_prefs.h
$(CC) egs_prefs.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_prefs.o
egs_prefacts.o: egs_prefacts.c egs_prefs.h egsgfxglobals.h
$(CC) egs_prefacts.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_prefacts.o
egs_input.o: egs_input.c
$(CC) egs_input.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_input.o
clean:
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tarfile:
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gzip *.tar
_And here is the MAKEFILE.LINUX script_:
# This is /usr/people/egsnrc/EGS_Windows/RCS/Makefile.Linux,v
# Revision 1.3 last edited 2002-12-29 08:12:45-05
# Last changed by dave and currently locked by
# Makefile for EGS graphics software.
# Change the cc, g77 to what you use to compile C and FORTRAN.
CC= cc
F77= g77
# The following lines tell us where to find the vaious include files
# needed by the code. Specifically EGS_Windows needs to know where to
# find the files
# 1) egs_guis.h, egs_prefs.h, egsgfxglobals.h, banner.xbm,
# canflag.xpm, which are in ./
# 2) math.h, stdio.h, stdlib.h, string.h, X11/StringDefs.h,
# X11/keysym.h, X11/cursorfont.h, X11/extensions/XShm.h, X11/Xlib.h,
# which at NRC are in /usr/include
# 3) gl.h, glx.h, glu.h, glut.h, which at NRC are in /usr/local/include/GL
# 4) forms.h, tiffio.h which at NRC are in /usr/local/include. The make
# utility has this path on its default directory search so it needn't be
# specified.
INCLUDES= -I./ -I/usr/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -I/usr/include/GL -I/usr/X11R6/include/X11
# The following are the libraries that EGS_Windows requires to link in
# at the final compilation stage.
LIBS= -lforms -lglut -lGL -lGLU -lXmu -lXext -lX11 -lm -ltiff
#in one installation, one needed to add -lXi to the above(Henning Kiel)
# The following are the directory search paths of the above listed
# libraries. All of the above libraries can be found in these
# directories at NRC; they should be changed or added to depending on
# where they live on your directory tree.
LDFLAGS= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib -L/usr/local/lib
EGSSOURCE= egs_main.c \
palette.c \
egs_input.c \
egs_graphics.c \
egs_labels.c \
egs_printer.c \
egs_history.c \
egs_prefs.c \
egs_prefacts.c
EGSOBJS= \
egs_main.o \
egs_graphics.o \
palette.o \
egs_input.o \
egs_labels.o \
egs_printer.o \
egs_history.o \
egs_prefs.o \
egs_prefacts.o
TARFILES= \
*.c examples *.h *.f \
*.help *.map Makefile README Announcement CHANGES
EGSWindows4.0.Linux.exe: $(EGSOBJS)
$(F77) $(EGSOBJS) ${INCLUDES} ${LDFLAGS} ${LIBS} -g -gldebug -o EGSWindows4.0.Linux.exe
egs_main.o: egs_main.c egs_guis.c egs_prefs.h
${CC} egs_main.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_main.o
palette.o: palette.c
${CC} palette.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o palette.o
egs_graphics.o: egs_graphics.c egs_guis.c egsgfxglobals.h
$(CC) egs_graphics.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -DMACHINETYPE=linux -g -c -o egs_graphics.o
egs_labels.o: egs_labels.c egs_guis.c egs_guis.h
$(CC) egs_labels.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_labels.o
egs_printer.o: egs_printer.c egs_guis.c egs_guis.h
$(CC) egs_printer.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_printer.o
egs_history.o: egs_history.c egs_guis.c egsgfxglobals.h
$(CC) egs_history.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_history.o
egs_prefs.o: egs_prefs.c egs_prefs.h
$(CC) egs_prefs.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_prefs.o
egs_prefacts.o: egs_prefacts.c egs_prefs.h egsgfxglobals.h
$(CC) egs_prefacts.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_prefacts.o
egs_input.o: egs_input.c
$(CC) egs_input.c $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) -g -c -o egs_input.o
clean:
touch $(EGSSOURCE)
rm *.o
tarfile:
tar -cvf EGSWindows4.0.tar $(TARFILES)
gzip *.tar

macarabe wrote:
Both of these return a long error message that I have attached to see if any can give me any word of advice on how do I start translating the iris script into something Darwin can understand in order to install the utility.
You didn't include the error message. Porting a makefile from Linux shouldn't be too difficult. The only unusual thing I see is FORTRAN. You'll probably need a FORTRAN compiler to proceed.

Java Or Fortran ?

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carnado,
I guess I'd be thinking FORTRAN for the engineering stuff, and Java for all the "application stuff".
* Yes, you can produce .dll/.so's in Fortran and call them from Java via RMI. So you get the best of both worlds... speed/ease of calcs; and ease of "app development".
* Hard core engineers still totally dig fortran, as they should. It's a specialised language which was designed to suit them to a tee. There's a massive existing investment in how to do "heaving lifting" in fortran... much of which doesn't translate. Lots of Holywood's CGI tools are still written in fortran... Hmmm... I wonder why?... Could It Be Because It Works?
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* I hate to admit it but C# is still way out in front for fat graphical clients.
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Hi,
In my project I need to call some subroutine, made in fortran, into my java program but I don't know how to do it...
My fortran subroutine is called: SUBROUTINE LETQUE(BUF,QUE,SIZE,BYPASS)
What should i do to include in my java???
Thank,
BV

You may be able to access FORTRAN functions from Java using the Java Native Interface (JNI). Here's the JNI tutorial, which only has examples in C: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/native1.1/index.html
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Good luck!

Fortran on archlinux

fortran? what is this?:
fortune -m FORTRAN wrote:
FORTRAN is a good example of a language which is easier to parse
using ad hoc techniques.
-- D. Gries
FORTRAN is for pipe stress freaks and crystallography weenies.
FORTRAN is not a flower but a weed -- it is hardy, occasionally blooms,
and grows in every computer.
-- A.J. Perlis [What's good about it? Ed.]
FORTRAN is the language of Powerful Computers.
-- Steven Feiner
It's multiple choice time...
What is FORTRAN?
a: Between thre and fiv tran.
b: What two computers engage in before they interface.
c: Ridiculous.
You can measure a programmer's perspective by noting his attitude on
the continuing viability of FORTRAN.
-- Alan Perlis
FORTRAN? The syntactically incorrect statement "DO 10 I = 1.10" will parse and
generate code creating a variable, DO10I, as follows: "DO10I = 1.10" If that
doesn't terrify you, it should.
ok, and now serious:
we need a fortran compiler in archlinux ... at least to be able to compile some scientific apps ... that are often used by students (the people that invented linux )
ok: to be a little bit precise:
what is not in archlinux, and should be is:
f2c (a fortran to C translator)
http://www.netlib.org/f2c/
g77 (GNU F77 compiler ... part of gcc ... no idea how or where to download)
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/g77/News.html is the only link i found with gg
and maybe the intel fortran compiler:
http://developer.intel.com/software/pro … noncom.htm
it's free for noncomertial use
and for the future, what about the f compiler?
ftp://ftp.swcp.com/pub/walt/F
i dont have time right now to get into how to install any of them on a linux, to built a package, but it would be great having at least f2c and g77

I just dug through the gcc site and found the following :
http://gcc.gnu.org/install/download.html
and if one compares to
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/gcc/gcc-3.3.1/
one does see the big all-in-one package and the individual parts.
It appears that AL requires the full package, so enabling fortran with
--enable-languages=c,c++,objc,f77
(which I found on http://gcc.gnu.org/install/configure.html )
should just get you g77 !
And finally, the latest and greatest details are on
http://gcc.gnu.org/install/
all right, back to work :-) ... and eventually, I will actually DO something about Fortran packages instead of just posting info :-) But while I am at it, I throw more URL's at you ...
http://g95.sourceforge.net/
http://gcc.gnu.org/frontends.html

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Al

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TSED_PBED(1,NNSED,L) = 0.0
END IF if_2003
So the problem I am having is when I click on the `if` next to label `if_2003`, then I cannot use `CTRL + ]` to move to the ending `if`. If there is no label before `if`, then the shortcut is working fine. I don't know what I could do so that it would start
behaving as it is supposed to.
In the contrary, when I have do loop as follows:
do_410: DO NNSED=1,NSTD
D50AVG(L) = D50AVG(L) +
+ FRAC_ALAY_SURF(NNSED,L)*D50(NNSED)/10000. ! BASED ON BED COMPOSITION
C
TSED_ALAY_SURF(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_ALAY_SURF(1,NNSED,L)
TSED_ALAY_BUFF(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_ALAY_BUFF(1,NNSED,L)
TSED_PBED(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_PBED(1,NNSED,L)
END DO do_410
I can move to the end/start of `do` loop using the keyboard shortcut `CTRL + ]`. Any suggestions is appreciated.
Regards, Jdbaba

Hello Jdbaba,
Based on my research, your post is related to use fortran in Visual Studio:https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-math-kernel-library-intel-mkl-for-windows-build-intel-mkl-program-with-intel-fortran-in-microsoft-visual-studio This
technology is provided by Intel. So the question should be consulted on Intel fortran related forum. Not Visual Studio Setup forum, setup forum is about install/uninstall Visual Studio.
Best regards,
Barry
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