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Sid,

Please clarify what you mean by "display settings take effect" and "in the Silverfrost system", and what actions you took to "set display settings".

There are ...

You should see fewer such "false error reports" if your sources are free form rather than the old F77 fixed form.

In fixed form, if you left out the '()' in the function declaration, the ...

Duplicate of post http://forums.silverfrost.com/viewtopic.php?t=4792 by same poster.

Dan, you say "merge", but your description pertains only to the the special case "concatenate". Presumably, the thousands of files are named in such a way that the order of each pi ...

Line 5 of the short program in the first post has two function invocations in the output list, one of which is legal and the other is not. If we separate the two, as in
Program p
Integer, Dimensio ...

The code is invalid because x(2:9) are not defined when they are used in the FORALL assignment statement, except when one specific order of evaluation is followed on a single processor shared memory c ...

"Instruction"? Are you debugging at the assembler level and attempting to set a breakpoint on a machine instruction? Are you using SDBG or a different debugger? Visual Studio?

The message ...

The 32- and 64-bit EXEs display a printer selection dialog.

Windows 64, no printer attached.

Here is a link to the Silverfrost Gitlab site, from where one may download the Slatec DLLs and examples:

https://gitlab.com/silverfrost/slatec

Fortran does not support fixed point real numbers. It supports floating point arithmetic. For the range of numbers that you specified, you will find that double precision provides sufficient precision ...

I have done those
A couple of typos:

"Saltec" ---->>> "Slatec"

Robert, that would be great. I was not aware that you had a Gitlab page with the BLAS library.

You could probably add the example drivers (very few at this time -- just 11) to a "tests" f ...

Support for decimal arithmetic in currently popular programming languages and hardware support on microcomputers is not sufficient for financial applications and decimal arithmetic. An expert's review ...

There is a major problem with what you are attempting to do, if I am not mistaking what that is.

You want (I think) to do fixed point real arithmetic with fifteen significant digits. Fortran and t ...

If you have a literal real in a program and you leave out the "d0", that number would be chopped/rounded to the precision of a 32-bit real, i.e., about seven significant decimal digits. You ...