Logical Type and Select in Fortran?

Logical" is a boolean type, which takes on only the values .TRUE. Or .FALSE. The declaration creates a 1D array of name "select" of length "maxncv", just as the previous declaration creates an integer 1D array "iparam" of length "11 The layout (e.g. , the continuation symbol on the start of continued lines) and the use of Double Precision suggest Fortran 77.

For new code I recommend Fortran 95/2003.

Logical" is a boolean type, which takes on only the values .TRUE. Or .FALSE. The declaration creates a 1D array of name "select" of length "maxncv", just as the previous declaration creates an integer 1D array "iparam" of length "11".

The layout (e.g. , the continuation symbol on the start of continued lines) and the use of Double Precision suggest Fortran 77. For new code I recommend Fortran 95/2003.

Logical is a datatype just like double precision is. Select is a variable just like d is. Maxncv is an array bound just like maxncv is.

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