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