#fortran90 — Public Fediverse posts
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@jrose @jann @thephd I Wonder if there’s some lesson in #Perl and #fortran90 solving this issue decades ago, but both are languages everyone seems to rather make fun of than learn from.
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@jrose @jann @thephd I Wonder if there’s some lesson in #Perl and #fortran90 solving this issue decades ago, but both are languages everyone seems to rather make fun of than learn from.
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Just told to "grow up" and stop using #Fortran77 in #ClimateModels (actually I don't, ours are written in #FORTRAN90) but it has me wondering if there are any #weather + #climate models that don't use #FORTRAN as the core code apart from #UKESM?
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Just told to "grow up" and stop using #Fortran77 in #ClimateModels (actually I don't, ours are written in #FORTRAN90) but it has me wondering if there are any #weather + #climate models that don't use #FORTRAN as the core code apart from #UKESM?
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Just told to "grow up" and stop using #Fortran77 in #ClimateModels (actually I don't, ours are written in #FORTRAN90) but it has me wondering if there are any #weather + #climate models that don't use #FORTRAN as the core code apart from #UKESM?
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Just told to "grow up" and stop using #Fortran77 in #ClimateModels (actually I don't, ours are written in #FORTRAN90) but it has me wondering if there are any #weather + #climate models that don't use #FORTRAN as the core code apart from #UKESM?
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Just told to "grow up" and stop using #Fortran77 in #ClimateModels (actually I don't, ours are written in #FORTRAN90) but it has me wondering if there are any #weather + #climate models that don't use #FORTRAN as the core code apart from #UKESM?