Tables

TABLE 1-1 READMEs of Interest

TABLE 2-1 csh/sh/ksh Redirection and Piping on the Command Line

TABLE 4-1 Major Libraries Provided With the Compilers

TABLE 5-1 Basic Xlist Suboptions

TABLE 5-2 Complete List of -Xlist Suboptions

TABLE 6-1 ieee_flags ( action, mode, in, out ) Argument Values

TABLE 6-2 ieee_flags in, out Argument Meanings

TABLE 6-3 Functions Returning IEEE Values

TABLE 6-4 Arguments for ieee_handler ( action , exception , handler )

TABLE 7-1 Maximum Characters in Data Types

TABLE 7-2 -xalias Keywords and What They Mean

TABLE 7-3 Fortran Time Functions

TABLE 7-4 Summary: Nonstandard VMS Fortran System Routines

TABLE 9-1 Some Effective Performance Options

TABLE 10-1 Parallelization Options

TABLE 10-2 Recognized Reduction Operations

TABLE 10-3 Explicit Parallelization Problems

TABLE 10-4 DOALL Qualifiers

TABLE 10-5 DOALL SCHEDTYPE Qualifiers

TABLE 10-6 DOALL Qualifiers (Cray Style)

TABLE 10-7 DOALL Cray Scheduling

TABLE 11-1 Data Sizes and Alignment--(in Bytes) Pass by Reference ( f95 and cc )

TABLE 11-2 Comparing I/O Between Fortran and C

TABLE 11-3 Passing Simple Data Types

TABLE 11-4 Passing COMPLEX Data Types

TABLE 11-5 Passing a CHARACTER String

TABLE 11-6 Passing a One-Dimensional Array

TABLE 11-7 Passing a Two-Dimensional Array

TABLE 11-8 Passing Legacy FORTRAN 77 STRUCTURE Records

TABLE 11-9 Passing Fortran 95 Derived Types

TABLE 11-10 Passing a FORTRAN 77 (Cray) POINTER

TABLE 11-11 Passing Simple Data Elements Between C and Fortran 95

TABLE 11-12 Functions Returning a REAL or Float Value

TABLE 11-13 Function Returning COMPLEX Data

TABLE 11-14 A Function Returning a CHARACTER String

TABLE 11-15 Emulating Labeled COMMON

TABLE 11-16 Alternate Returns