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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Generating C and Fortran Expressions
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FortranForm
FortranForm
[
expr
]
prints as a Fortran language version of
expr
.
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Standard arithmetic functions and certain control structures are translated.
FortranForm
acts as a "wrapper", which affects printing, but not evaluation.
The width of output lines must be set explicitly by giving the option
PageWidth
->
n
for the relevant output stream.
SetOptions
[
$Output
,
PageWidth
->72]
uses a line width of 72 characters for standard
Mathematica
output.
No declarations are generated.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
A Fortran language version of a polynomial:
A mixed numeric and symbolic expression:
A Fortran language version of a polynomial:
In[1]:=
Out[1]//FortranForm=
A mixed numeric and symbolic expression:
In[2]:=
Out[2]//FortranForm=
Scope
(1)
Fortran formatting for an arbitrary function:
A composite power:
Applications
(1)
Compute terms of the analytic Hessian for a multivariate function for use in Fortran code:
Properties & Relations
(2)
FortranForm
formats expressions like Fortran code:
CForm
formats expressions like C code:
Splice
can be used to convert expressions in a file:
The following Fortran file contains the unevaluated integral:
Splice
inserts the result of the integral:
The resulting output file:
Possible Issues
(1)
Additional Fortran function definitions may be needed to run the code:
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CForm
Compile
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Generating C and Fortran Expressions
Forms of Input and Output
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