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Motorola INT2700 Guide de l'utilisateur (625 pages)


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Table des matières

DIGITAL Visual Fortran

1

Programmer’s Guide

1

Copyright Page

2

! Comment line

4

WRITE (*,*) ’Hello &

4

&World’

4

How Information Is Displayed

10

Menu Options

10

Using the Shortcut Menu

10

Types of Projects

11

ALT+ENTER key combination

13

ALT+ENTER

13

...\DF98

17

\SAMPLES\ADVANCED\DIALOGM

17

Defining Your Project

18

Files in a Project

20

Selecting a Configuration

22

Setting Build Options

23

Ctrl+F5 or Execute

30

Ctrl+F7

30

Compiler Limits

31

Running Fortran Applications

32

UNIT number ?

33

BUGGY.EXE > BUGLIST.TXT

33

\MyProjects\Projapp on one

34

Visual Fortran Samples

35

Advanced

37

Advanced\Descript)

38

Advanced\Opengl)

39

Advanced\Win32)

39

Array Visualizer (AView)

44

Dialog Boxes (Dialog)

45

DLL Examples (DLL)

45

Miscellaneous (Misc)

46

Mixed-Language (Mixlang)

47

QuickWin (Quickwin)

47

Tutorial

49

The Format of the DF Command

51

DF options [/link options]

52

DF test.f90 proj.obj

55

Input and Output Files

56

Naming Output Files

57

Temporary Files

58

Generating a Listing File

62

Linking Object Files

64

cl -c cfunc.c

65

DF Indirect Command File Use

66

Compiler and Linker Messages

66

Compiler and Linker Options

68

Compiler Options

68

/[no]alignment

75

/[no]altparam

77

/architecture

77

/[no]asmattributes

79

/[no]asmfile

80

/assume

81

/[no]automatic

84

/bintext

84

/[no]browser

84

/[no]check

85

/[no]comments

88

/[no]compile_only

88

/convert

88

/[no]d_lines

90

/[no]dbglibs

90

/[no]debug

91

/define

92

/[no]error_limit

93

/[no]exe

94

/[no]extend_source

94

/[no]f66

95

/[no]f77rtl

95

/[no]fixed

96

/[no]fpconstant

97

/[no]fpscomp

101

OPEN(UNIT = 2, FILE = ’ ’)

103

OPEN(UNIT = 3, FILE = ’ ’)

103

OPEN(UNIT = 4, FILE = ’ ’)

103

READ(eunit [, iostat]...)

104

OPEN (UNIT = 4)

105

WRITE(eunit [, iostat]...)

106

/[no]free

109

/granularity (Alpha only)

109

/[no]include

111

/[no]inline

112

/[no]intconstant

113

/integer_size

113

/[no]keep

114

/[no]libdir

114

/[no]link

116

/[no]list

117

/[no]logo

117

/[no]machine_code

118

/[no]map

118

/math_library

118

/[no]module

119

/nodefine

121

/[no]object

121

/[no]optimize

121

/[no]pad_source

123

/[no]pdbfile

124

/[no]pipeline (Alpha only)

124

/preprocess_only

125

/real_size

125

/[no]recursive

126

/[no]reentrancy

126

/rounding_mode (Alpha only)

127

/[no]show

128

/source

128

/[no]stand

129

/[no]static

130

/[no]syntax_only

131

/[no]threads

131

/[no]traceback

131

/[no]transform_loops

132

/undefine

135

/unroll

135

/[no]vms

136

/[no]warn

137

/[no]watch

139

Rules for LINK Options

146

/COMMENT

148

/DEBUGTYPE

149

/DEFAULTLIB

150

/DELAYHOLD

151

/EXETYPE

152

/INCLUDE

156

/INCREMENTAL

156

/LARGEADDRESSAWARE

157

/LIBPATH

157

/LINK50COMPAT

157

/MACHINE

158

/MAPINFO

158

/NODEFAULTLIB

159

/NOENTRY

160

/PDBTYPE

162

/PROFILE

163

/RELEASE

163

/SECTION

164

/SUBSYSTEM

166

/SWAPRUN

166

/VERBOSE

167

/VERSION

167

Module-Definition Files

169

DESCRIPTION

170

LIBRARY

170

STACKSIZE

171

Linker Reserved Words

172

DF /Odx test2.for

173

FL32 /Odx test2.for

173

DF @test.txt

174

FL32 @test.txt

174

Debugging Fortran Programs

179

DF/debug:full/nooptimize

180

(click on the plus sign)

189

Context:). The Context menu

190

var,c = ’e’

194

Analyze Program Performance

208

Data Alignment Considerations

212

Options Controlling Alignment

218

Use Arrays Efficiently

219

Accessing Arrays Efficiently

220

Write Whole Arrays or Strings

225

Specify RECL

227

Use the Optimal Record Type

228

Use Efficient Data Types

229

Code DO Loops for Efficiency

231

Local (Minimal) Optimizations

234

Compile-Time Operations

235

Value Propagation

236

Dead Store Elimination

237

Register Usage

237

Mixed Real/Complex Operations

238

Global Optimizations

238

Loop Unrolling

241

Automatic Inlining

242

Interprocedure Analysis

242

Inlining Procedures

242

Loop Transformations

243

Controlling Loop Unrolling

246

X = (A + B) + C

247

X = A + (B + C)

247

Dummy Aliasing Assumption

248

Using QuickWin

252

Capabilities of QuickWin

253

Using Win32 with QuickWin

253

Types of QuickWin Programs

253

DF /libs=qwin qw_app.f90

254

\SAMPLES\QUICKWIN

254

The QuickWin User Interface

255

Default QuickWin Menus

256

Creating QuickWin Windows

258

Creating Child Windows

259

Keeping Child Windows Open

261

Selecting Display Options

262

Setting Graphics Coordinates

263

Using Color

264

Setting Figure Properties

264

Displaying Graphics Output

265

Working With Screen Images

269

Transferring Images in Memory

270

\SAMPLES\ADVANCED\DIRKEYS

272

Program Control of Menus

273

Displaying Message Boxes

276

Defining an About Box

277

Using Custom Icons

277

Using a Mouse

278

Blocking Procedures

281

Simulating Nonblocking I/O

282

Creating Fortran DLLs

284

DF /dll f90arr.f90

290

The DLL Build Output

291

DLL Sample Programs

293

Creating Windows Applications

294

Portability

299

Standard Fortran Language

299

Standard vs. Extensions

300

Compiler Optimizations

301

Operating System

301

Size of Basic Types

303

Binary Representations

305

Declaring Data Types

306

Transportability of Data

306

Selecting a Program Type

307

Structuring Your Program

308

Advantages of Modules

309

Mixed-Language Issues

312

Porting Data Between Systems

312

Built-in Benefits of Windows

313

Dialog Boxes

314

QuickWin and Windows Programs

314

Using Dialogs

315

DEL key

316

Setting Control Properties

320

The Include (.FD) File

320

Writing a Dialog Application

321

Dialog Callback Routines

323

Using a Modeless Dialog Box

325

Dialog Functions

326

Dialog Controls

327

Control Indexes

328

Specifying Control Indexes

333

Using Dialog Controls

334

Using Static Text

335

Using Edit Boxes

335

Using Group Boxes

336

Using Buttons

337

Using Scroll Bars

341

Using Pictures

342

Using Progress Bars

342

Using Spin Controls

342

Using Sliders

343

Using Tab Controls

343

Drawing Graphics Elements

346

Working with Graphics Modes

346

Setting the Graphics Mode

347

Writing a Graphics Program

347

Activating a Graphics Mode

349

Drawing Lines on the Screen

350

Drawing a Sine Curve

351

Adding Shapes

352

Adding Color

353

VGA Color Palette

355

Using Text Colors

356

Text Coordinates

357

Graphics Coordinates

357

TYPE (xycoord) origin

358

END

365

USE DFOPNGL

366

\SAMPLES\ADVANCED\OPENGL

367

Available Typefaces

368

Using Fonts

369

SHOWFONT.F90 Example

370

NLS Formatting Routines

375

Multibyte Character Routines

375

MBCS Inquiry Routines

376

MBCS Conversion Routines

377

Portability Library

380

Process Control Routines

382

Numeric Routines

382

Date and Time Routines

384

Error Handling Routines

386

Other Compatibility Routines

387

Devices and Files

389

Record Types

394

OPEN (3, FILE=’FSEQ’)

398

WRITE (3, ’()’)

398

I/O Hardware

403

Physical Devices

404

CONIN$ Standard input

405

The Role of the Module Wizard

406

MY_SUB, so the correct

422

Fortran/C Calling Conventions

425

MASM Naming Conventions

429

Reconciling the Case of Names

430

Programming

433

!Fortran declaring PI global

439

REAL PI

439

! Fortran main program

444

INTERFACE

444

INTEGER p

444

Handling Character Strings

450

Handling User-Defined Types

452

\SAMPLES\MIXLANG\VB\CALLBACK

456

Declare statement

460

Creating a MASM Procedure

463

Writing a Multithread Program

466

Starting and Stopping Threads

467

Thread Routine Format

469

Sharing Resources

470

Thread Local Storage

472

Synchronizing Threads

472

Table of Multithread Routines

474

...\DF\SAMPLES\ADVANCED\WIN32

476

\THREADS

476

Other Sources of Information

477

Data Representation

479

Integer Data Representations

481

Logical Data Representations

482

Character Representation

486

Hollerith Representation

486

Handling Run-Time Errors

488

Methods of Handling Errors

490

READ (8,50,ERR=400)

491

READ (12,70,END=550)

491

150 FORMAT (F10.2, F10.2, I6)

492

Locating Run-Time Errors

493

Using Traceback Information

494

Tradeoffs and Restrictions

497

SETENVQQ routine:

516

Representing Numbers

517

Floating-Point Numbers

518

Floating-Point Formats

518

Floating-Point Representation

518

...\DF98\BIN

520

Special Values

521

Infinity or -Infinity

522

Underflow, and Overflow

523

Rounding Errors

524

Words (x86 only)

526

Exception Parameters

529

Precision Parameters

530

Rounding Parameters

530

OPEN Statement CONVERT Method

540

OPTIONS Statement Method

541

USE numerical_libraries

546

INCLUDE IMSLF90.FI

546

USE IMSLF90

546

Library Naming Conventions

547

_exit(0);

550

Compatibility Information

551

Using Visual Fortran Tools

557

START LIB.EXE

560

Fortran Compiler and Linker

563

MS-DOS Editor

563

Building Projects with NMAKE

563

Running NMAKE

564

NMAKE Options

564

NMAKE Option Descriptions

564

TOOLS.INI and NMAKE

566

Exit Codes from NMAKE

566

Contents of a Makefile

566

Wildcards and NMAKE

567

Long Filenames in a Makefile

567

Comments in a Makefile

567

Description Blocks

568

Pseudotargets

568

Multiple Targets

569

Cumulative Dependencies

569

Dependents

570

Commands in a Makefile

571

Command Modifiers in NMAKE

572

Inline Files in a Makefile

572

Multiple Inline Files

574

Macros and NMAKE

574

Defining an NMAKE Macro

574

Where to Define Macros

575

Using an NMAKE Macro

576

Macro Substitution

576

Special NMAKE Macros

576

NMAKE Inference Rules

578

Batch-Mode Rules

580

Predefined Inference Rules

580

Inferred Dependents and Rules

581

Dot Directives in Makefiles

581

Makefile Preprocessing

582

Resource Compiler Options

585

Managing Libraries with LIB

589

LIB Input/Output

590

LIB Input Files

590

LIB Output Files

591

Other LIB Output

591

Viewing Contents of a Library

591

Running LIB

591

LIB Command Line

591

LIB Command Files

592

Using LIB Options

592

LIB Options

593

Extracting a Library Member

594

Editing files with EDITBIN

597

EDITBIN Options

598

EDITBIN Option /BIND

598

EDITBIN Option /HEAP

599

EDITBIN Option /NOLOGO

599

EDITBIN Option /REBASE

599

EDITBIN Option /RELEASE

600

EDITBIN Option /SECTION

600

EDITBIN Option /STACK

601

EDITBIN Option /SUBSYSTEM

601

Examining Files with DUMPBIN

602

DUMPBIN Command Line

603

DUMPBIN Options

603

...\Common\MSDev98\Bin

605

FRMTEDIT test.f90 5 18

605

Profiler Batch Processing

607

Profiler Batch Files

609

Profiler Command-Line Options

610

/EXCALL /INC TEST.OBJ

613

/EXCALL /INC TEST.F90(0-0)

613

/EXCALL /INC TEST.F90(50-0)

613

PROFILE CALLER.EXE

614

Tab-Delimited Record Format

617

Global Information Records

618

Local Information Records

620

Using the PROFILER.XLM Macro

622

Fortran Tools: FSPLIT and FPR

623

-f option

625





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