Hi I searched "f77" and "g77" and came up empty.
I need a direct download link for a Linux (using Ubuntu) compliant
1.) Fortran 77
2.) Useful and common libraries
If possible an IDE f77 would be nice.
Thanks,
Eric
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Fortran 77 download link
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Never mind. Found the problem in show_new_widget -
TCL/TK. Error: Expected boolean value but got ""
The script:
proc bugsy { } {
global helmet
pack forget .widget1
if { $helmet(key1) } {
pack .widget2 -anchor nw -side top -expand 0
} else { show_new_widget }
return
}
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.widget1, .widget2 and proc show_new_widget are predefined higher in the program listing
$helmet(key1) is predefined and I test outputted... -
OK, I found the mistake on my own. By virtue of the loop increment variable, the condition to stop the loop should be "<" instead of "<=", otherwise the loop tries to excute one too many times.Leave a comment:
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O.K., here's a snipet:
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$cfac = 1;
for ($i=0;$i<=$coun tnpf;$i++) {
$cfac = $A1[2][$i] / $maxfac;
$A1[3][$i] = $A1[1][$i] * $cfac;
} # end for loop
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Facts:
1.) @A1 and $maxfac are definied with values BEFORE going into this loop as outputted those values just before the loop as verification.
2.) I get complaints: "Use...Last edited by STAGED; Apr 30 '06, 04:57 AM.Leave a comment:
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Perl, irrelevant error messages?
NEWBIE ALERT...
I have a script that renames filenames. It has some basic math operations associated with it too.
The script ***runs perfectly*** in its intended task and all variables have values before operations occur on those variables. However I still get error messages (see below) complaining about uninitialized value which is untrue. Any idea why?
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Use of uninitialized value in...Last edited by STAGED; Apr 30 '06, 04:44 AM.
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