... sep, 22:20, Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. I am writing a small function that can read a line from an input file, strip the Fortran 90 style comments (Exclamation mark) and return the string. You can have a look at my Flibs project (...

...10 sep, 22:20, Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. I am writing a small function that can read a line from an input file, strip the Fortran 90 style comments (Exclamation mark) and return the string. You can have a look at my Flibs project (http...

...regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. First, please note that you are... That being said... I want the returned string's length to be dynamic and equal to ... like looking for a string termination character). Each line in a text file ... the comments. Ragu Sankaranarayanan If your input file has random line length, there...

... regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. First, please note that you are ... That being said... I want the returned string's length to be dynamic and equal to the...actual length of the line in the input file (minus comments). Something like TRIM(... like looking for a string termination character). Each line in a text file ...

...allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file...> want the returned string's length to be dynamic and equal to...pretty straightforward. You just make the character allocatable length and use an allocate...to use very constructively without allocatable character strings in the calling procedure. ...around the lack of allocatable-length character strings by using an allocatable ...

... allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file...90 style comments (Exclamation mark) and return the string. Currently, I had ...I want the returned string’s length to be dynamic and equal to... 0) then cycle readfrmfile else return end if end do readfrmfile ... variables integer :: n, length ! -- Copy input string outstring = inpstring length = LEN(...

... a big honkin' double precision array and carves it up as ... of the big double precision array to a routine and use ... long ago that Fortran had *NO* dynamic allocation of any kind.... the beginning you allocate one humongous array X, and put the ... works. To pass a workspace array of length 100 to a...call workroutine(x(temp)) ! passes array address nextavail = temp !deallocates The...

...wrote) At the beginning you allocate one humongous array X, and put the array and ... the past. And I suppose it is dynamic in that you are dynamically allocating space within the array to your different purposes. But at the ...static. There is just that one big array that you statically allocated at first. If... you know that amount, you make the array big enough to use it all. That...

...least so I read it) about just plain old Fortran integers used as index values into an array. They aren't "pointers" in any sense known to the language, but you can think of an array index as in some sense pointing to a location in the array. That's perfectly standard and portable. Richard has it right. Plain old integer array index. -George.

... language level, it is static. There is just that one big array that you statically allocated at first. If it isn;t big enough... particular run requires more memory than you allocated in that one big array, the program terminates with a message like "you need to increase the... ones much used in "old times" was to put that one array in blank common and count on being able to exceed its declared...