COURSE 152 (7 days)

Prerequisites:

Completion of course 151 and course 116. FORTRAN programming experience may be substituted for course 116.

Description:

Course T152 provides the FORTRAN programmer with the skills necessary to develop and execute programs in an MPX-32 environment.

Upon completion of the this course, the student will be able to:

• Compile, catalog and execute FORTRAN 77+ tasks
• Compile and catalog tasks that reference subroutines contained in a user-created object library.
• Dynamically allocate files and devices for I/O operations.
• Perform I/O operations in the no-wait and random access modes
• Debug FORTRAN 77+ programs using an interactive debugger
• Write FORTRAN 77+ programs that dynamically access MPX-32 system services via subroutines in the Scientific Run-Time Library
• Communicate between tasks using run, message, break and abort requests
• Communicate between tasks using Global Common and Datapool