Engineering applications software development : using Fortran 77
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Engineering applications software development : using Fortran 77
（A Wiley-Interscience publication）
Wiley, c1988
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
This book explains how to write and debug large-scale software written in the FORTRAN 77 computer language. It provides engineers and scientists with the tools to create fast computer programs, and explains how to test and debug new or modified programs. The focus is on features important to the development of major programs, such as subroutine arguments and dummy arguments, global and local variables, and formatted and unformatted input and output. The author reviews the concept of machine code, along with the binary number system, fixed and floating point data representation on IBM, DEC VAX and Cray computers, and ASCII and EBCDIC character codes. Programming style, portability and debugging are stressed. This book also introduces the advanced topics of structured analysis and structured design, and shows how to apply them to large-scale software engineering.
Table of Contents
- Computer fundamentals
- the FORTRAN language
- FORTRAN subprograms
- FORTRAN input and output
- programming style
- debugging
- portability
- software design concepts
- qualities of optimum software design
- software design strategies.
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