HP Fortran for OpenVMS
Language Reference Manual

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Chapter 1
1	Overview
1.1	Language Standards Conformance
1.2	Language Compatibility
1.3	Fortran 95 Features
1.4	Fortran 90 Features
Chapter 2
2	Program Structure, Characters, and Source Forms
2.1	Program Structure
2.1.1	Statements
2.1.2	Names
2.2	Character Sets
2.3	Source Forms
2.3.1	Free Source Form
2.3.2	Fixed and Tab Source Forms
2.3.2.1	Fixed-Format Lines
2.3.2.2	Tab-Format Lines
2.3.3	Source Code Useable for All Source Forms
Chapter 3
3	Data Types, Constants, and Variables
3.1	Overview
3.2	Intrinsic Data Types
3.2.1	Integer Data Types
3.2.2	Real Data Types
3.2.2.1	General Rules for Real Constants
3.2.2.2	REAL(4) Constants
3.2.2.3	REAL(8) or DOUBLE PRECISION Constants
3.2.2.4	REAL(16) Constants
3.2.3	Complex Data Types
3.2.3.1	General Rules for Complex Constants
3.2.3.2	COMPLEX(4) Constants
3.2.3.3	COMPLEX(8) or DOUBLE COMPLEX Constants
3.2.3.4	COMPLEX(16) Constants
3.2.4	Logical Data Types
3.2.5	Character Data Type
3.2.5.1	C Strings in Character Constants
3.2.5.2	Character Substrings
3.3	Derived Data Types
3.3.1	Derived-Type Definition
3.3.2	Default Initialization
3.3.3	Structure Components
3.3.4	Structure Constructors
3.4	Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal, and Hollerith Constants
3.4.1	Binary Constants
3.4.2	Octal Constants
3.4.3	Hexadecimal Constants
3.4.4	Hollerith Constants
3.4.5	Determining the Data Type of Nondecimal Constants
3.5	Variables
3.5.1	Data Types of Scalar Variables
3.5.1.1	Specification of Data Type
3.5.1.2	Implicit Typing Rules
3.5.2	Arrays
3.5.2.1	Whole Arrays
3.5.2.2	Array Elements
3.5.2.3	Array Sections
3.5.2.4	Array Constructors
Chapter 4
4	Expressions and Assignment Statements
4.1	Expressions
4.1.1	Numeric Expressions
4.1.1.1	Using Parentheses in Numeric Expressions
4.1.1.2	Data Type of Numeric Expressions
4.1.2	Character Expressions
4.1.3	Relational Expressions
4.1.4	Logical Expressions
4.1.5	Defined Operations
4.1.6	Summary of Operator Precedence
4.1.7	Initialization and Specification Expressions
4.1.7.1	Initialization Expressions
4.1.7.2	Specification Expressions
4.2	Assignment Statements
4.2.1	Intrinsic Assignments
4.2.1.1	Numeric Assignment Statements
4.2.1.2	Logical Assignment Statements
4.2.1.3	Character Assignment Statements
4.2.1.4	Derived-Type Assignment Statements
4.2.1.5	Array Assignment Statements
4.2.2	Defined Assignments
4.2.3	Pointer Assignments
4.2.4	WHERE Statement and Construct
4.2.5	FORALL Statement and Construct
Chapter 5
5	Specification Statements
5.1	Type Declaration Statements
5.1.1	Declaration Statements for Noncharacter Types
5.1.2	Declaration Statements for Character Types
5.1.3	Declaration Statements for Derived Types
5.1.4	Declaration Statements for Arrays
5.1.4.1	Explicit-Shape Specifications
5.1.4.2	Assumed-Shape Specifications
5.1.4.3	Assumed-Size Specifications
5.1.4.4	Deferred-Shape Specifications
5.2	ALLOCATABLE Attribute and Statement
5.3	AUTOMATIC and STATIC Attributes and Statements
5.4	COMMON Statement
5.5	DATA Statement
5.6	DIMENSION Attribute and Statement
5.7	EQUIVALENCE Statement
5.7.1	Making Arrays Equivalent
5.7.2	Making Substrings Equivalent
5.7.3	EQUIVALENCE and COMMON Interaction
5.8	EXTERNAL Attribute and Statement
5.9	IMPLICIT Statement
5.10	INTENT Attribute and Statement
5.11	INTRINSIC Attribute and Statement
5.12	NAMELIST Statement
5.13	OPTIONAL Attribute and Statement
5.14	PARAMETER Attribute and Statement
5.15	POINTER Attribute and Statement
5.16	PRIVATE and PUBLIC Attributes and Statements
5.17	SAVE Attribute and Statement
5.18	TARGET Attribute and Statement
5.19	VOLATILE Attribute and Statement