Where to find information on Fortran PROGRAMMING
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Here are some other resources you can consult should we be unable to help
completely. The on-line help browser might also prove helpful, and can be
started up by typing "help" at your athena% prompt. To see consultants'
stock answers on your topic also, select "Athena Consultant's Answers
to Common Questions" under the section "Other Athena Information
Sources" near the bottom of the page that pops up.
I. The DBX debugger. See stock answer path:
8. FORTRAN Answers
4. How to get started using the DBX DEBUGGER
II. The "Fortran on Athena" publication, available from CopyTech in
11-004, or W20-028.
III. The following books, available in the OLC Office (1st floor
N42), or for purchase at the MIT Kendall Coop:
_Fortran 77 For Humans_, by Page, Didday, and Alpert,
West Publishing Co.
_Problem Solving And Structured Programming In Fortran_,
by Friedman & Koffman, Addison-Wesley Publishing
(last updated Mar 26 1997)
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