Intel fortran-80 manual Illustrations, Chapter Programming Guidelines

6.2	File-Handling Statements		.. 6-4
	6.2.1	OPEN Statement	.. 6-4
	6.2.2	CLOSE Statement	" 6-8
	6.2.3	BACKSPACE Statement	.. 6-9
	6.2.4	REWIND Statement	6-10
	6.2.S	ENDFILE Statement	6-10
6.3	Data-Transfer 110 Statements		6-10
	6.3.1	READ Statement	6-10
	6.3.2	WRITEStatement	6-13
	6.3.3	PRINT Statement	6-14

6.4Formatted And Unformatted Data Transfer.. 6-14

6.4.1	Unformatted Data Transfer.	.........	6-14
6.4.2	Formatted Data Transfer	,	6-1S
6.4.3	FORMAT Statement		6-16
6.4.4	List-Directed Formatting	,	6-22

CHAPTER 7

PROGRAMMING GUIDELINES

7.1	Program Development		"	7-1
	7.1.1	Problem Definition	..	7-1
	7.1.2	Program Documentation	..	7-1
	7.1.3	Refining the Problem Definition	..	7-2
	7.1.4	Final Coding	"	7-3
7.2	FORTRAN Coding		..	7-4
	7.2.1	Functions and Subroutines	..	7-4
	7.2.2	GO TO Statement		7-4
	7.2.3	Crossing Unit Lines	"	7-4
	7.2.4	Computing Variables and Constants. .	..	7-4
	7.2.S	Reminders		7-S
7.3	References		..	7-S

APPENDIX A

FORTRAN-80 STATEMENT SUMMARY

A.I	Statement Sequence	, A-I
A.2	Statement Summary	A-I

APPENDIXB

INTRINSIC FUNCTIONS

B.l Intrinsic Function Summary. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. B-1 B.2 Notes On Intrinsic Functions. . . . . . . . . . . . .. B-3

APPENDIX C

HOLLERITH DATA TYPE

C.l	Hollerith As A Data Type	.. C-I
C.2	The Hollerith Constant	C-l
	C.2.1 Hollerith Constants In DATA
	Statements	" C-l
	C.2.2 Hollerith Constants In CALL
	Statements	C-l
C.3	Hollerith Format Specification	C-2.
C.4	'A' Editing Of Hollerith Data	C-2

APPENDIX D

EXTENSIONS TO ANSI FORTRAN

D.l	Standard Extensions To 1977
	Subset	.. D-l
D.2	Nonstandard Extensions To 1977
	FORTRAN	" D-l
D.3	More Specific Semantics Than 1977
	FORTRAN	.. 0-2
D.4	Differences From 1966
	FORTRAN	.. 0-2

APPENDIX E

ASCII CODES

APPENDIX F

8080/8085 PROCESSOR DEPENDENCIES

F.l	Processor Limitations On Language			"	F-l
F.2	Compiler Extensions			"	F-l
	F .2.1	Lowercase Letters		"	F-2
	F .2.2	Port Input/Output		..	F-2
	F .2.3	Reentrant Procedures		"	F-2
	F .2.4	Free-form Line Format		..	F-2
	F.2.S	Interpretation of DO Statements		"	F-3
	F .2.6	Default Data Lengths		..	F-3
	F .2.7	Including Source Files		"	F-3
	F .2.8 RECL Specification For Sequential
	Files. . .		. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	..	F-4
	F.2.9	Flexibility In Standard Restrictions ...		"	F-4
	F.2.9.1		Association of Memory
		Locations		..	F-4
	F.2.9.2		Partially Initialized Arrays ....	"	F-4
	F.2.9.3		Transfers Into An IF Block ....	"	F-4
F.3	Unit Preconnection			"	F-4

INDEX

ILLUSTRATIONS I

1-1	Batting Average Program	1-1	2-3	Type, Length, and Interpretation of
1-2	Order of FORTRAN Statements	1-4		(OPI **OP2)	" 2-8
2-1	Program Units	2-1	2-4	Length of(OPI . OR. OP2)	2-11
2-2	Type, Length, and Interpretation of		3-1	Subscript Value	.. 3-7
	(OPI +OP2)	2-8	3-2	Result of 'v = e'	3-8

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