- Convert the FORTRAN code to MATLAB line by line going through the code.
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How to convert from FORTRAN TO MATLAB
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Dear all,
Please am working on a project and now found a FORTRAN code to speed up my research but I having been using MATLAB and so, I need to convert the newly found FORTRAN code to MATLAB. Please kindly help me out on this conversion or give a detail explanation on how best I can convert from FORTRAN to MATLAB. The FORTRAN code is in the attachment. Thanks in anticipation!
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KSSV
2020 年 10 月 3 日
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Ameer Hamza
2020 年 10 月 3 日
I don't think you can automatically convert your FORTRAN code to MATLAB; however, you can compile it as mex file and use it in MATLAB.
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Ben Barrowes
2020 年 10 月 3 日
My f2matlab can do this kind of conversion. Please download from the file exchange and give it a try. You will have to split the code up into the five files in the pdf and run f2matlab on each file.
I might also do a free conversion if I get time, but in any case, if you run into trouble PM me.
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roborrr
2023 年 8 月 23 日
HI Ben Barrowes, Thank you so much for responding so kindly to my question. I'm just starting to study this topic and some questions arose that I could not solve on my own from the instructions you suggested. With your permission, I will later send questions in a personal mail that I have not resolved, after I try to solve it myself.
Kuan-Lin Chen
2022 年 8 月 22 日
Program random
implicit double precision (a-h,o-z)
character(10) zinputname
parameter (nd1=501,nd2=250,nd3=257,nd4=1025)
dimension rff(nd1,nd1),x(nd1),y(nd1),s(nd2,nd2),per1(nd3,nd4)
dimension w1(nd2),w2(nd2),w11(nd2),w22(nd2),xx(nd2,nd2)
dimension h1(nd1),h2(nd1),v1(nd3),v2(nd4),per(nd3,nd4),ll(5)
dimension phi(nd2,nd2),f1(nd3),delta1(nd2,nd2),delta2(nd2,nd2)
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