Fortran is the oldest and most matured programming language still used today. Why don't you code in fortran?
Fortran is the oldest and most matured programming language still used today. Why don't you code in fortran?
Blake Perry
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Jacob Adams
legacy garbage
Aaron Martin
More like Fortroon lmao
Luis Young
lmao
but fr it's for le olfags of academia
Ian Bell
I'll trade you
Jaxson Cooper
Never anything new in F77 which wasn't better implemented as a lambda expression in R (LAPACK and OpenBLAS are all F77 and C anyway.)
Jaxson Lewis
Fortran more like Forkino
Gavin Kelly
I program in prolog
Luis Gomez
Dear Glowfaggots: Please extract Ukranian programmer (vmap)
Could you please extract the C/C++ programmer from ukraine who contributed the vmap format code to CS:GO. Could you sponsor him into the USA using your defense contacts, please?
The vector code / matrix programming used in these 3d applications is applicable to weapon systems.
I don't want him to get clipped being a grunt in some offensive. That's a waste of a C and C++ vector programmer: of which there are few.
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>What are we even talking about here?
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>t. Faggot reversing source 2 vmap format and adding it to the CS:GO branch of the source engine and adding other formats.
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Brandon Martinez
QuakeC and C here.
Christian Sanders
>Unrainian
No
Henry Murphy
Fortran is for scientific coding that hasn't moved onto to move advanced hardware yet.
That is literally its only use.
Nathan Sullivan
numpy is partially wirtten in fortran
Liam Nelson
I would count that under what I said.
Connor Brown
Maybe I just didn't understand what does
>hasn't moved onto to move andvanced hardware
means
Landon Watson
started using gpus, accelerators, vectorizing.
Camden Hernandez
GPU implementation or FPGA pipeline
Xavier Bennett
Fortan predates troons, as we all know they were invented within the last 10 years by the liberal media.
Nolan Garcia
>last 10 years
In that case most programming languages predate them. Even rust.
Jackson Nelson
Fortran does all that though.
Xavier Rivera
>Why don't you code in fortran?
Because it's fucking miserable to do string processing or network coding in it, and that's what my code needs to do.