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There's a brand new "Modern Fortran" book coming out of Manning publishing that covers parallel computing. As someone who doesn't program Fortran, but has read
by 4thaccount 8y ago
There's a brand new "Modern Fortran" book coming out of Manning publishing that covers parallel computing.
As someone who doesn't program Fortran, but has read a lot of vendor Fortran (77' and 90') and C++, I vastly prefer Fortran.
No, I wouldn't use it for a standard enterprise app, but it really shines for numeric computing where it has a lot of what is required baked into the native language. It is very fast and no-nonsense.