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ias file
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icrt.internal.map file
icrt.link file
idb debugger
See debugging
IEEE* S_floating format
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ifc file
ifc.cfg file
ifcore_msg.cat file
ifort command
examples of
syntax
using multiple
ifort file
Key IA-32 Compiler Files Summary
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ifort.cfg
ifort.cfg file
Configuration Files and Response Files
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ifortbin file
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IFORTCFG environment variable
Compile-Time Environment Variables
Configuration Files and Response Files
Setting and Viewing Environment Variables
ifortvars.csh
ifortvars.csh file
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Running the Shell Script to Set Up the Environment Variables
ifortvars.sh
ifortvars.sh file
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Running the Shell Script to Set Up the Environment Variables
ifportlib.a library
implied OPEN
Accessing and Assigning Files
Default Pathnames and File Names
include files
searching for
indirect command files
See response files
information retrieval routines
input and output routines
input files
input record transfer
INQUIRE statement
Obtaining File Information: INQUIRE Statement
Types of I/O Statements
inquiry by file name
inquiry by output item list
inquiry by unit
installing
shared libraries
INTEGER compiler directive
integer data representation
INTEGER(KIND=1)
INTEGER(KIND=2)
INTEGER(KIND=4)
INTEGER(KIND=8)
overview
integer pointer
Displaying Variables in the Debugger
Handling Integer Pointers
INTEGER(IKIND=8) data representation
INTEGER(KIND=1) data representation
INTEGER(KIND=2) data representation
INTEGER(KIND=4) data representation
INTERFACE
INTERFACE statement
internal files
intrinsic data types
IOSTAT specifier
ISNAN intrinsic function
key files
IA-32
ItaniumŪ-based
language options
ld
See linker
LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable
Compile-Time Environment Variables
Creating Shared Libraries
Math Libraries
legal information
libcprts.a file
libcprts.so file
libcprts.so.5 file
libcxa.a file
libcxa.so file
libcxa.so.5 file
libcxaguard.a file
libcxaguard.so file
libcxaguard.so.5 file
libguide.a file
libguide.so file
libguide_stats.a file
libguide_stats.so file
libifcore.a file
libifcore.so file
libifcore.so.5 file
libifcoremt.a file
libifcoremt.so file
libifcoremt.so.5 file
libifport.a file
libifport.a library
using
libifport.so file
libifport.so.5 file
libimf.a file
libimf.a library
libimf.so file
libirc.a file
libircmt.a file
libm.a library
libompstub.a file
libraries
creating shared
using
overview
libraries options
libsvml.a file
libunwind.a file
libunwind.so file
libunwind.so.5 file
limitations
numeric conversion
limits
compiler
linker
linker library
specifying
linking
C/Fortran mixed-language programs
preventing
linux preprocessor symbol
list-directed I/O statement
little endian storage
LITTLE_ENDIAN keyword
location
message catalog file
logical data representation
logical data types
handling
logical I/O units
macro
See preprocessor symbol
make command
using
makefile
Invoking the Intel Fortran Compiler
Using Module (.mod) Files
manuals
additional
map file
math libraries
message catalog file location
methods of specifying the data format
overview
Microsoft* compatibility
Microsoft* Fortran PowerStation compatibility
miscellaneous options
mixed-language programming
accessing data
adjusting calling conventions overview
adjusting naming conventions overview
ATTRIBUTES properties
C/C++ naming conventions
calling conventions
calling subprograms from the main program
complex data types
exchanging data
handling data types in
logical data types
numeric data types
overview
passing arguments in
procedure names
reconciling case of names
summary of issues
using common external data
using modules in
mixed-language programs
debugging
module
compiling programs with
using in mixed-language programming
module (.mod) files
multi-directory
searching for
using
module variable
multi-byte characters
multiple files
compiling and linking
name case
reconciling
namelist I/O statement
naming convention
adjusting in mixed-language programming
naming conventions
C/C++
C/Fortran mixed-language programs
NATIVE keyword
NLSPATH environment variable
NODECLARE compiler directive
NOFREEFORM compiler directive
nonadvancing I/O
nonadvancing record I/O
nonnative data
porting
NOSTRICT compiler directive
notation conventions
numeric conversion
limitations of
numeric data types
handling
numeric formats
native
nonnative
numeric values and conversion routines
obtaining file information
See INQUIRE statement
octal conversions
OPEN
implied
OPEN statement
Accessing and Assigning Files
Types of I/O Statements
and file sharing
DEFAULTFILE specifier
FILE specifier
for preconnected files
FORM specifier
Forms of I/O Statements
Record Length
ORGANIZATION specifier
POSITION specifier
RECL specifier
Record Length
Record Overhead
specifiers
STATUS specifier
supplying a file name
USEROPEN specifier
OPEN statement CONVERT method
opening
file
files
opening files
operators
Fortran
opt/intel_fc_80/bin directory
opt/intel_fc_80/bin/ifortvars.csh file
opt/intel_fc_80/bin/ifortvars.sh file
optimization options
OPTIONS statement
OPTIONS statement method
ORGANIZATION specifier
in OPEN statement
output
redirecting
output file
renaming
output files options
output item list
inquiry by
output record transfer
overriding
default run-time library exception handler
overriding options
overview
building applications
compiler options
converting unformatted data
data representation
debugging
error handling
files and file characteristics
Fortran I/O
getting started
handling data types in mixed-language programming
integer data representations
methods of specifying the data format
mixed-language programming
adjusting calling conventions
adjusting naming conventions
native IEEE* floating-point representation
of Fortran/C mixed-language programs
portability library
record operations
using libraries
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