First of all I want to say that you are doing an excellent job.
I program in Fortran and python but I'm keeping an eye on Julia, I haven't
decided to switch yet. I'm not afraid to learn a new language, so I may do
it in the future.
Python is slow, but most of the time I use vectorized
Pay attention as real*8 is not standard Fortran but just a quite common
extension accepted by most compilers. :-)
Il giorno sabato 30 maggio 2015 21:10:39 UTC+2, Andre Bieler ha scritto:
Ok so I have a few simple examples working for ccalling fortran functions
and subroutines from Julia.
When you pass a string to a Fortran routine you should also pass the length
of the string (tipically as an integer passed by value as the last
element).
The latest C interoperability features of Fortran will give you a more safe
and portable way to do it consistently.
:-)
Il giorno lunedì
Thanks everybody,
we have to wait for the 0.4 release!
when is this release foreseen?
Dear all,
I was comparing the speed of Julia versus other languages (like Python or
Fortran). As a test case I decided to check the speed when a function is
passed to another one (for an example in a Ode solver). This is just a test
case for situations that can arise, I know that there are