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What is the shortest way to convert this MatLab line
[x,y] = meshgrid(0:hx:xm, 0:hy:ym);
to F90?
Thanks in advance =)
[x,y] = meshgrid(0:hx:xm, 0:hy:ym);
to F90?
Thanks in advance =)
PROGRAM create_arrays
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER :: i,j,hx,hy,mx,my
REAL :: xcount,ycount,xint,yint
REAL,DIMENSION(:,:),ALLOCATBLE :: x,y
xcount = 0.0
ycount = 0.0
xint = REAL( (mx-1)/hx )
yint = REAL( (my-1)/hy )
ALLOCATE( x(mx/hx),&
y(mx/hx) )
DO i=0,xm,hx
DO j=0,ym,hy
x(i,j) = xcount
y(i,j) = ycount
ycount = ycount + yint
END DO
ycount = 0.0
xcount = xcount + xint
END DO
DEALLOCATE( x,y )
END PROGRAM
The meshgrid function in MatLab is used to create a coordinate grid for plotting data, while F90 is a programming language commonly used for scientific computing. Converting the meshgrid function to F90 allows for faster and more efficient implementation in scientific simulations and data analysis.
No, the syntax for the meshgrid function is different in MatLab and F90. MatLab uses the syntax [X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y), while F90 uses the syntax call meshgrid(x,y,X,Y).
Yes, there may be some limitations when converting the meshgrid function from MatLab to F90. F90 may not have all of the same features and options as MatLab's meshgrid function, so some adjustments may need to be made in the code.
Yes, the F90 code for the meshgrid function can be used in other programming languages that support F90, such as Fortran 95 or Fortran 2003. However, some minor modifications may be needed depending on the specific programming language and its syntax.
Yes, there are resources available online for converting MatLab code to F90. There are also tutorials and guides that can help with the conversion process, as well as forums and communities where programmers can seek assistance and advice from others who have experience with MatLab and F90.