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Journaling control block
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XABJNL (RMS)
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Journaling (RMS)
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| K |
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Key definition control block
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XABKEY (RMS)
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Key fields
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primary and alternate
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definition
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discussion of use #1
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discussion of use #2
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discussion of use #3
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discussion of use #4
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KEY specifier #1
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KEY specifier #2
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Keyed access mode
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exception handling
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general discussion
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indexed files
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See also Indexed sequential files
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KEYEQ specifier
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KEYGE specifier
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KEYGT specifier
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KEYID specifier
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KEYLE specifier
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KEYLT specifier
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KEYNXT specifier
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KEYNXTNE specifier
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Keys, primary and alternate
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See Key fields
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Keyword options (command line)
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abbreviating
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specifying multiple
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Kind type parameter
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COMPLEX declarations
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INTEGER declarations
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LOGICAL declarations
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REAL declarations
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See also LRM
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| L |
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Labels
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in computed or assigned GOTO list
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maximum allowed
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See also LRM
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Language compatibility
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See Compatibility; Language extensions
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Language dialects
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HP Fortran compatibility information
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Language extensions
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compatibility with Compaq Fortran 77
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compatibility with Compaq Fortran 77 on other platforms
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See also LRM
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Language features
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Compaq Fortran 77 on other platforms (summary)
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Language interface
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C and HP Fortran
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arrays
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C language main program
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calling subroutines
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changing default argument passing mechanisms #1
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changing default argument passing mechanisms #2
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changing default mechanisms
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complex arguments
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handling common blocks
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integer arguments
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invoking a C function from HP Fortran
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invoking an HP Fortran subprogram from C
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passing arguments between #1
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passing arguments between #2
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passing arguments between #1
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passing arguments between #2
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using C conventions
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using FORTRAN command
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character constant actual arguments
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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alignment qualifiers
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common block values
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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data types to avoid
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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derived-type data
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example
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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function values
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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I/O compatibility
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mechanisms
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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passing arguments
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Compaq Fortran 77 and HP Fortran
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passing target or pointer data
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pointer data
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similarities
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differences from Compaq Fortran 77 for OpenVMS VAX Systems
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external names
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controlling with cDEC$ directives #1
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controlling with cDEC$ directives #2
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controlling with cDEC$ directives #3
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HP Fortran
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argument passing rules
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array descriptor format
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changing default argument passing mechanisms #1
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changing default argument passing mechanisms #2
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default argument passing mechanism
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explicit interface #1
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explicit interface #2
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passing arguments #1
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passing arguments #2
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passing arguments #3
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passing arrays
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passing character arguments
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passing pointers
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See also LRM
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OpenVMS calling standard #1
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OpenVMS calling standard #2
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passing character data between HP Fortran and C
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Language Sensitive Editor
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diagnostic file
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LAPACK routines (Compaq Extended Math Library)
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LBR$OUTPUT_HELP
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example use
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LEN specifier
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See also LRM
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Length
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DOUBLE PRECISION declarations
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qualifiers controlling size
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source line length
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/WARNINGS=TRUNCATED_SOURCE qualifier
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source line length (fixed form)
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/EXTEND_SOURCE qualifier
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Length, record
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See Fixed-length records; Variable-length records; Segmented records; Stream records
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Lexical tokens per statement
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maximum
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LIB$DATE_TIME
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example use
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LIB$ESTABLISH
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Compaq Fortran 77 for OpenVMS VAX Systems compatibility
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example use
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general description
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LIB$FREE_VM
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example use
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LIB$GET_INPUT
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example use
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LIB$GET_VM
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example use
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LIB$INIT_TIMER
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example use
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LIB$MATCH_COND
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example use
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LIB$PUT_OUTPUT
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example use
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LIB$REVERT
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general description
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LIB$SHOW_TIMER
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example use
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LIB$SIGNAL
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changing to a stop
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example use #1
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example use #2
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example use #3
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example use #4
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general description
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LIB$SIG_TO_RET
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LIB$SIG_TO_STOP
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LIB$STAT_TIMER
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LIB$STOP
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continuing execution after LIB$STOP
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example use #1
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example use #2
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example use #3
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example use #4
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example use #5
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general description
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LIB$WAIT
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example use #1
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example use #2
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$LIBDEF library module
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in FORSYSDEF
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Library
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creating and maintaining
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INCLUDE files
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obtaining information about
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search order
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during compilation
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See also Text file libraries
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LIBRARY command
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/LIBRARY qualifier
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on FORTRAN command #1
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on FORTRAN command #2
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on LINK command #1
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on LINK command #2
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LINK command
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creating image map file
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/DEBUG #1
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/DEBUG #2
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/DEBUG and /TRACEBACK qualifiers
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errors
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for translated shared images
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format
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input file qualifiers
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messages
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options file
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/OPTIONS qualifier
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shared common area (installed shareable image)
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shared common area (mapped global section)
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output file qualifiers
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qualifier summary
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qualifiers and options file use
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sample use with FORTRAN command #1
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sample use with FORTRAN command #2
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symbol table qualifier
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$LINK$ program section
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use and attributes
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Linker
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FORTRAN option controlling case-sensitive names
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functions performed by
|
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one or multiple modules in object files (/SEPARATE_COMPILATION)
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options file
|
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routines with opposition settings
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See also LINK command
|
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LINPACK benchmark
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LIS file type
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List-directed I/O statements
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Compaq Fortran 77 differences
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See also LRM
|
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/LIST qualifier #1
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/LIST qualifier #2
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effect of batch mode
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Listing file
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contents
|
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controlling lines per page
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example requesting listing file #1
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example requesting listing file #2
|
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requesting
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See also Source code listing
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$LITERAL$ program section
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use and attributes
|
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%LOC function
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See also Argument passing
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Local processes
|
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sharing and exchanging data
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Logical data type
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converting nonnative data
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declarations and qualifiers
|
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declaring
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differences with nonnative formats
|
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ranges
|
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representation
|
|
See also LRM
|
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setting default length
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use of all bits
|
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Logical I/O units
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connection method
|
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implicitly by system default
|
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default Fortran logical unit numbers
|
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for preconnected devices
|
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INQUIRE statement
|
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OPEN statement options
|
|
See also System logical names
|
|
summary
|
|
system unit numbers and names
|
|
Logical names
|
|
associating with file specifications
|
|
commands for setting and unsetting
|
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converting nonnative numeric data #1
|
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converting nonnative numeric data #2
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|
displaying values of
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FOR$ACCEPT
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FOR$ACCEPT, FOR$READ, FOR$PRINT, FOR$TYPE
|
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FOR$CONVERT.ext #1
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FOR$CONVERT.ext #2
|
|
FOR$CONVERTnnn #1
|
|
FOR$CONVERTnnn #2
|
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FOR$CONVERT_ext
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FOR$PRINT
|
|
FOR$READ
|
|
FOR$TYPE
|
|
FORnnn #1
|
|
FORnnn #2
|
|
FORnnn #3
|
|
FORT$INCLUDE
|
|
FORT$LIBRARY
|
|
recognized at compile time
|
|
recognized at run time
|
|
See also DEFINE command; DEASSIGN command; Logical I/O units
|
|
setting in LOGIN.COM or setting system-wide
|
|
used by OPEN statement
|
|
Loop control variable
|
|
and implied-DO loop collapsing
|
|
Loop transformation #1
|
|
Loop transformation #2
|
|
Loops
|
|
and register use
|
|
blocking optimization #1
|
|
blocking optimization #2
|
|
controlling number of times unrolled
|
|
distribution optimization #1
|
|
distribution optimization #2
|
|
efficient coding suggestions #1
|
|
efficient coding suggestions #2
|
|
efficient coding suggestions #3
|
|
efficient coding suggestions #4
|
|
fusion optimization #1
|
|
fusion optimization #2
|
|
interchange optimization #1
|
|
interchange optimization #2
|
|
limiting loop unrolling
|
|
loop transformation optimizations
|
|
optimizations for #1
|
|
optimizations for #2
|
|
optimizations for #3
|
|
outer loop unrolling optimization #1
|
|
outer loop unrolling optimization #2
|
|
scalar replacement optimization #1
|
|
scalar replacement optimization #2
|
|
See also DO loops; Optimization
|
|
software pipelining optimization #1
|
|
software pipelining optimization #2
|
|
software pipelining optimization #3
|
|
software pipelining optimization #4
|
|
transformation optimizations #1
|
|
transformation optimizations #2
|
|
transformation optimizations #3
|
|
transformation optimizations #4
|
|
transformation optimizations #5
|
|
Lowercase characters
|
|
option controlling case-sensitive names
|
|
LRM
|
|
The acronym LRM in this index refers to the HP Fortran for OpenVMS Language Reference Manual
|
