Fortran 90 in CSE: a case study
Moreira, J.E.; Midkiff, S.P.
Computational Science & Engineering, IEEE
Volume 5, Issue 2, Apr-Jun 1998 Page(s):39 - 49
Digital Object Identifier   10.1109/99.683741
Summary:An electromagnetics application demonstrates how Fortran 90's features facilitate the development of computational and science engineering (CSE) applications, and how a good compiler can generate efficient code from Fortran 90 source code, both in serial and parallel forms. The article examines the applicability of Fortran 90's two main new features, array language and abstract data types, to CSE. We collectively call scientific and engineering applications technical applications. Technical applications are typically numerically intensive computations, often manipulating large collections of data in the form of arrays. Technical programmers have long cherished the ability of Fortran implementations to produce efficient code for numerical computations

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