CM FORTRAN USER'S GUIDE
Version 2.1, January 1994
Copyright (c) 1994 Thinking Machines Corporation.


About This Manual

Objectives

This manual is a guide for using the CM Fortran compiler and
associated development tools on Connection Machine systems.  Intended
Audience

This manual assumes that readers have some familiarity with CM Fortran
and with using the UNIX operating system. No previous experience with
CM systems is required, although the appropriate CM Technical Summary
can be helpful.  Revision Information

This manual replaces the CM Fortran User's Guide, Version 2.0 Beta.
Associated Documents

  o  Getting Started in CM Fortran, January 1993

  o  CM Fortran Language Reference Manual, Version 2.1

  o  CM Fortran Libraries Reference Manual, Version 2.1

  o  CM Fortran Programming Guide, Version 2.1

  o  CM-5 CM Fortran Performance Guide, Version 2.1


The following documents are available on-line:

  o  cmfortran-version.releasenotes
     cmfortran-version.bugupdate

  o  man pages for the cmf command and all CM Fortran procedures
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