Why does compilation of my standard Fortran source terminate with an error message?
• HicEst is Fortran-based but not a full implementation (Features). As an example, if your source starts with • program my_program • implicit none • integer(kind=2) :: something the keywords program, implicit, integer are not recognized. Many features of standard Fortran are simply not needed for HicEst”s interpreter (e.g. integer: all numerics is in 8-byte real). Other features like implicit none would be highly desirable for a better programming style, but would also be contra-productive to our motto Instant Prototype Computing. • You might want to prefix all lines of your program with a “!” to make it comments only. Then load it to HicEst and uncomment the meat of your algorithm, line after line.
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