2007/11/13, Charles Forsyth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Actually, a lot of scientists seem to use Fortran 90. > > Current versions of gfortran support (most of?) Fortran 95. > > i'm hoping that eventually there will be good languages > for scientists to use, but given that many C/C++ users migrated > to Java, perhaps the traffic is quite often in the wrong direction. > > more seriously, what are the statistics for the use of programming > systems in scientific applications? > >
I'm just starting (this is my first year working after finishing my studies), but I can tell you what I have seen so far is matlab, mathematica, and a lot of excel (I think you cannot understand how I miss awk to do simple things...) -- - yiyus || JGL .
