HP Fortran for OpenVMS
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T
T edit descriptor
Tab source form
blank characters in
comment indicator in
continuation indicator in
debugging statement indicator in
fields in
labels in
sequence number field restriction
short source lines in
statement field in
statement separator in
TAN function #1
TAN function #2
TAND function #1
TAND function #2
Tangent
function returning hyperbolic
function with argument in degrees
function with argument in radians
TANH function #1
TANH function #2
TARGET attribute and statement
attributes compatible with
Target statements
branch
See Branch target statements
Targets
allocation of #1
allocation of #2
as variables
assigning values to
associating with pointers
association with pointers #1
association with pointers #2
deallocation of #1
deallocation of #2
declaration of
disassociating from pointers
dynamically allocating and deallocating
requiring explicit interface
Temporary suspension
of program execution
Terminal statements
for block DO constructs
for nested DO constructs
for nonblock DO constructs
Termination
immediate
of DO constructs
of innermost (or named) DO
of program execution before end
of short fields
Text file libraries
accessing
Time
function to return current in seconds
subroutines to return current #1
subroutines to return current #2
TIME subroutine #1
TIME subroutine #2
TINY function #1
TINY function #2
TITLE directive
TL edit descriptor
TR edit descriptor
TRAILZ function #1
TRAILZ function #2
TRANSFER function #1
TRANSFER function #2
Transfer of data
See Data transfer statements
Transformational functions
allowed in initialization expressions
array
ALL
ANY
COUNT
CSHIFT
EOSHIFT
MAXLOC
MAXVAL
MINLOC
MINVAL
PACK
PRODUCT
RESHAPE
SPREAD
SUM
TRANSPOSE
UNPACK
character
REPEAT
TRIM
data transfer
definition of
numeric
DOT_PRODUCT
MATMUL
SELECTED_INT_KIND
SELECTED_REAL_KIND
pointer
NULL
Translation
of I/O data
See Data translation
TRANSPOSE function #1
TRANSPOSE function #2
Transposed arrays
function producing
TRIM function #1
TRIM function #2
TRUE value
for INQUIRE (EXIST)
for INQUIRE (NAMED)
for INQUIRE (OPENED)
Truncation of assigned values
Two's complement_>function returning length in
TYPE
I/O statements
keyword in derived type statements #1
keyword in derived type statements #2
specifier in OPEN statements
Type declaration statements #1
Type declaration statements #2
array
arrays in
attributes in
See also Attributes
character #1
character #2
constants in
derived-type
double colon separator in
initialization expressions in
kind parameters in
kind selector in
limits within block data program unit
numeric and logical
specifiers in
using to explicitly type variables
Type parameter
definition of
Types
data
See Data types
U
UBOUND function #1
UBOUND function #2
in pointer assignment
ULTRIX f77
source program compatibility
Unambiguous generic references
Unary operations
Unary operators (+ and --)
definition of
form of
order of precedence of
Unconditional
DO statement
GO TO statement
Undeclared names
See Names
UNDEFINE directive
Undefined variables
Underscore character (_)
in names
Unformatted data
specifying nonnative numeric format for #1
specifying nonnative numeric format for #2
Unformatted I/O statements
READ
direct access #1
direct access #2
indexed #1
indexed #2
sequential #1
sequential #2
REWRITE
using aggregate field references in
WRITE
direct access #1
direct access #2
indexed #1
indexed #2
sequential #1
sequential #2
Unformatted records
definition of
UNFORMATTED specifier
in INQUIRE statements
UNFORMATTED value
for INQUIRE (FORM)
for OPEN (FORM)
Union declarations
compared to EQUIVALENCE statement
initializing data in
size of shared area
UNION statement
Unit number
assignment of
UNIT specifier
Units
See also Scoping units
See Program units
UNKNOWN value
for OPEN (STATUS)
UNLOCK statements
Unlocking records
UNPACK function #1
UNPACK function #2
Unpacked array
function to create
UNROLL directive
Unspecified storage unit
Upper bounds
function returning
Uppercase letters
in character set
treatment on compiler
Use association #1
Use association #2
USE statement #1
USE statement #2
ONLY keyword in
User-defined
data types
See Derived data types
elemental procedures
pure procedures
User-written subprograms
types of
USEROPEN specifier
in OPEN statements