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accuracy
    and numerical data I/O
advancing record I/O
advantages of internal procedures
advantages of modules
alignment of common external data
allocatable arrays
    mixed-language programming
amount of data storage
    system parameters for
applications
    mixed-language
argument passing
    in mixed-language programming
       Adjusting Calling Conventions in Mixed-Language Programming
       Exchanging and Accessing Data in Mixed-Language Programming
       Passing Arguments in Mixed-Language Programming
array descriptors
array pointers
    mixed-language programming
arrays
    column-major order
    descriptor format
    mixed-language programming
    row-major order
assembler
assembler output
    generating
assembly files
assembly listing file
asterisk (*)
    as unit specifier
ATTRIBUTES
    and calling conventions
       Calling C Procedures from an Intel Fortran Program
       Exchanging and Accessing Data in Mixed-Language Programming
    and external naming conventions
    in mixed-language programs
ATTRIBUTES option

Bessel functions
    portability routines calculating
big endian numeric format
    porting notes
big endian storage
bin files
binary direct files
binary files
   File Access and File Structure
   Files
binary sequential files
blank padding
branch specifiers
    END
    EOR
    ERR
breakpoints
    use in locating source of run-time errors
buffers
    portability routines that read and write
build environment
    selecting
building applications
    overview

C run-time exceptions
C/C++ and Fortran
    summary of programming issues
C/C++ interoperability
calling C procedures from Fortran programs
calling conventions
    and ATTRIBUTES directive
    mixed-language programming
calling conventions and attributes directive
    in mixed-language programs
calling conventions for arguments
    in mixed-language programs
case-sensitive names
   Adjusting Calling Conventions in Mixed-Language Programming Overview
   Syntax for the ifort Command
   Using Common External Data in Mixed-Language Programming
CHARACTER
    data type representation
character data representation
character data type
    representation of
character strings
    mixed-language programming
characters
    portability routines that read and write
choosing your development environment
CLOSE statement
closing files
    CLOSE statement
command-line syntax
    for make and nmake command
command-line window
    setting search paths for .mod files
    setting search paths for include files
command line
    redirecting output from
    running applications from
    using the ifort command
    using with Intel(R) Fortran
common blocks
    allocating
common external data
    mixed-language programming
compilation phases
compile and link
    using the ifort command to
compiler
    default actions
    using from the command line
compiler diagnostic messages
compiler directives
compiler error conditions
compiler errors
compiler limits
compiler messages
compiler optimizations
compiler options
    mapping between operating systems
    overview
compiler options used for debugging
compiling
    files from the command line
    using makefiles
compiling and linking
    for optimization
    from the command line
    mixed-language programs
complex data
    mixed-language programming
complex data type
    handling
    mixed-language programming
    ranges for
conditional compilation
    option defining symbol for
configuration files
    using
constants
    ranges
conventions
CONVERT
    specifier for OPEN
       Compiler Option /convert Method
       OPEN Statement CONVERT Method
       OPTIONS Statement Method
       Supported Native and Nonnative Numeric Formats
Cray*-style pointers