Languages
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- Handling Arithmetic Errors in Fortran 2000
- Article by Jeanne Adams discussing various aspects of the exception-handling technical report.
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- Implementation of Object-Oriented Design With Fortran
- By J. Qiang, R. Ryne, and S. Habib R. Ryne. [PDF]
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- Introduction to Pfortran
- Programming method to ease the job of writing parallel programs for massively parallel computers by providing constructs to coordinate non-local memory accesses. Central is an operator specifying location of off-processor variables and an operator for aggregate operations.
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- Is the Quality of Numerical Subroutine Code Improving?
- Paper by Tim Hopkins, which can be downloaded in PostScript format.
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- Linux Fortran Information Page
- Information about running Fortran codes under Linux, by Jeff Templon. Describes and compares the available compilers.
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- The Fortran Company
- Provides products, services, and training for the Fortran programming language and a collection of links, resources, and source code.
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- Object-Oriented Programming in Fortran 2000
- Opinion essay on how object-orientation and genericity should be added to Fortran. By Werner W. Schulz. (March 10, 1998)
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- Fortress Programming Language
- Growing article, with links to many related topics, references. Wikipedia.
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- The Fortress Language Spec v0.618
- Weblog entry and discussion about this older version of the spec.
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- UserLand: Discussion Group
- Now in read-only mode. The archives of the first UserLand discussion group.
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- NVIDIA SDK 9.51 Code Samples
- nVidia's OpenGL SDK. Includes code, Windows binaries and rendered examples of GLSL.
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- The Art of Texturing Using The OpenGL Shading Language
- oZone3D's tutorials for using GLSL for dynamic texturing. Includes environment mapping, glass mapping and alpha mapping.
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- The OpenGL Shading Language Specification
- Detailed documentation on the GLSL language. Includes standard variables, constants and functions. [PDF]
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- Grails
- Web application framework, Groovy version of Ruby on Rails, to use in Java development. Can be standalone system that hides all configuration details, or integrates Java business logic. Simplifies much work, appeals to range of developers not only Java. Open source.