Vectorization

103

Using the +Ovectorize option

103

Controlling vectorization locally

104

Calling BLAS library routines

105

Controlling code generation for performance

106

7 Writing HP-UX applications

107

Accessing command-line arguments

107

Calling HP-UX system and library routines

108

Using HP-UX file I/O

108

Stream I/O using FSTREAM

108

Performing I/O using HP-UX system calls

108

Establishing a connection to a file

108

Obtaining an HP-UX file descriptor

109

8 Calling C routines from HP Fortran

110

Data types

110

Unsigned integers

111

Logicals

111

Complex numbers

112

Derived types

113

Pointers

113

Argument-passing conventions

113

Case sensitivity

114

Arrays

116

Memory layout of a two-dimensional array in Fortran and C

116

C strings

118

C null-terminated string

118

Fortran hidden length argument

118

Passing a string

118

File handling

120

Sharing data

122

9 Using Fortran directives

123

Directive syntax

123

Using HP Fortran directives

123

$HP$ ALIAS

124

$HP$ CHECK_OVERFLOW

126

$HP$ LIST

127

$HP$ OPTIMIZE

127

Compatibility

directives

128

Controlling

vectorization

128

Controlling parallelization

129

Controlling dependence checks

129

Controlling checks for side effects

129

10 Migrating to HP Fortran

131

Incompatibilities with HP FORTRAN 77

131

Compiler limits

131

Command-line options not supported

131

Format field widths

132

Floating-point constants

132

Intrinsic functions

132

Procedure calls and definitions

133

Data types and constants

133

Input/output

134

Directives

134

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