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One interesting fact that supports the point of the article is that Matlab is actually using the Fortran code for its implementation of special functions https:
by spapas82 10y ago
One interesting fact that supports the point of the article is that Matlab is actually using the Fortran code for its implementation of special functions https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/6218-computation-of-special-functions https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/6218-co....
The amount of existing scientific code in Fortran is huge and there's a chicken and egg situation (new code uses/extends old code so new code will also be in Fortran) that will lead to further increasing it!
- spott 10y agoMatlab also uses MKL (written in fortran, with a heavy dose of assembler) for its blas routines I believe.