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Examples wit two-dimensional arrays
life.f: two dimensional cellular automata
Output:
506 animals in iteration 1
1009 animals in iteration 2
1007 animals in iteration 3
2009 animals in iteration 4
999 animals in iteration 5
1991 animals in iteration 6
1987 animals in iteration 7
3963 animals in iteration 8
989 animals in iteration 9
1965 animals in iteration 10
1961 animals in iteration 11
3905 animals in iteration 12
1945 animals in iteration 13
3869 animals in iteration 14
3861 animals in iteration 15
7693 animals in iteration 16
975 animals in iteration 17
1919 animals in iteration 18
1915 animals in iteration 19
3795 animals in iteration 20
....
20951 animals in iteration 96
1663 animals in iteration 97
2915 animals in iteration 98
2907 animals in iteration 99
5395 animals in iteration 100
flow.f: sequential algorithm for flow visualization
- use sequential compiler to compare
- link also with XLIB
flow.f9: parallelized Fortran 90 version with global send
- host program required, external calls
- uses XLIB (link host program with $(XLIB))
At the moment the program will stop with:
Index value 129 out of range
Fatal ERROR, will exit
flowm.f9: parallelized Fortran 90 version with global send and mask
- host program required, external calls
- uses XLIB (link host program with $(XLIB))
This program tests the range with the mask, no more out of range
flow_add.f9: global send with mask and addition of values
In this case one can see better where more flow particles are