Compaq Visual Fortran

A Guide to Creating Windows Applications

By: Norman Lawrence

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Paperback | 1 January 2002

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600 Pages

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23.5 x 17.8 x 2.57

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Compaq Visual Fortran: A Guide to Creating Windows Applications is the only book that shows developers how to create Windows applications using Visual Fortran software. It complements Digital Press's successful reference, the Digital Visual Fortran Programmer's Guide. Lawrence details development methods and techniques for creating Fortran applications for Windows, the platform upon which developers can use Compaq Visual Fortran (CVF; to be Intel Visual Fortran in the future) to create applications.

The book teaches CVF programming progressively, beginning with simple tasks and building up to writing professional-level Win32 applications. Readers will learn about the powerful new CVF graphical user interface, as well as the intricacies of Windows development from a CVF perspective. They can master QuickWin, the Win32 APIs including multiple document interfaces, and Open GL with 3D and interactive graphics.

Provides practical, step-by-step instructions for developing Visual Fortran applications
Only tutorial text for Compaq Visual Fortran (CVF)
Doesn't require the programmer to learn C or C++

Industry Reviews

"Dr. Lawrence's book is what Visual Fortran users have been waiting for-a thorough and detailed tutorial showing how to take full advantage of the richness of the Windows programming environment from Fortran."-Steve Lionel, Visual Fortran Engineering, Intel Corporation "This book is a natural extension of the Visual Fortran documentation. Dr. Lawrence uses many annotated example programs to show how to call Win32 routines and display graphics using various methods."-Michael Etzel, Visual Fortran Writing, Intel Corporation

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Preface	p. xiii
Acknowledgments	p. xvii
Getting Started	p. 1
A look at Developer Studio	p. 1
Visual Fortran project types	p. 2
Developing graphical user interfaces	p. 4
Do I need to know C?	p. 6
Additional resources	p. 6
Useful Web sites	p. 8
User groups	p. 9
Layout of this book	p. 9
QuickWin Basics	p. 11
Before we start	p. 11
Text windows and fonts	p. 14
Fonts I example	p. 22
Graphics windows and fonts	p. 25
What is next?	p. 28
User Interfaces	p. 29
Interface basics	p. 29
Menul example	p. 35
Using a mouse	p. 42
Using INITIALSETTINGS to create user menus	p. 49
What is next?	p. 53
Using Resources	p. 55
Resource Editor	p. 55
Using Resource Editor	p. 55
Using HTML files as Help files	p. 64
Using icons and bitmaps	p. 66
Adding version information	p. 72
Using callback routines	p. 76
What is next?	p. 82
Graphics	p. 83
Coordinate systems	p. 83
Fill masks	p. 99
What is next?	p. 105
Creating Win32 API Applications	p. 107
Win32 basics	p. 107
Getting started	p. 108
WinMain, the main entry point	p. 112
Working with menus	p. 120
Windows with style	p. 135
What is next?	p. 139
Dialog Boxes and Controls	p. 141
Creating a modal dialog box	p. 142
Modeless dialog boxes	p. 147
Currency exchange example	p. 149
Common controls	p. 156
What is next?	p. 167
Common Dialog Boxes	p. 169
Using common dialog boxes	p. 169
Opening and saving files	p. 170
Selecting colors	p. 173
Choosing fonts	p. 176
Page setup and printing	p. 179
Finding and replacing text	p. 185
What is next?	p. 191
Vector Graphics	p. 193
Introduction	p. 193
Lines2 example program	p. 195
DRAW2 example program	p. 197
Bezier curve example program	p. 200
Coordinate systems	p. 203
Transforms example program	p. 205
Regions	p. 208
Paths	p. 211
Enhanced metafiles	p. 214
MetaSketch example program	p. 214
MetaView example program	p. 218
What is next?	p. 222
Bitmap Graphics	p. 223
Introduction	p. 223
GDI device-dependent bitmaps	p. 228
Animation	p. 237
Device-independent bitmaps	p. 242
What is next?	p. 260
More Common Controls	p. 261
Common control basics	p. 261
Animation controls	p. 264
Calendar and date time picker controls	p. 267
Tab controls	p. 268
Tree view controls	p. 272
Splitter view	p. 282
What is next?	p. 287
Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Applications	p. 289
Introduction	p. 289
MultiPad example	p. 291
MainWndProc, Main windows messages entry point	p. 295
MDIWndProc, MDI windows messages entry point	p. 301
What is next?	p. 308
Finishing Touches	p. 309
Introduction	p. 309
Owner draw controls	p. 309
Registry	p. 316
Tip of the day example	p. 318
Recently used list	p. 320
What is next?	p. 325
Creating Help Files	p. 327
Help Workshop	p. 327
First Help project	p. 328
Scribe3 Help	p. 331
Building the Scribe3 Help file	p. 338
Context Help	p. 340
What is next?	p. 344
Open GL Basics	p. 345
Introduction	p. 345
Getting started	p. 347
Lines and points	p. 350
Resizing windows	p. 354
Triangles and quadrilaterals	p. 359
Display lists	p. 360
Double-frame buffers	p. 362
OpenGL in three dimensions	p. 365
Lighting	p. 369
Normal vectors	p. 372
Bezier curves	p. 374
Getting cursor location	p. 377
What is next?	p. 378
More OpenGL	p. 379
Introduction	p. 379
OpenGL vendor and version	p. 386
Bitmap fonts	p. 389
True Type fonts	p. 393
Three-dimensional shapes	p. 397
Bezier surfaces	p. 401
Bitmaps	p. 404
What is next?	p. 409
Interactive OpenGL Applications	p. 411
Using a mouse	p. 411
Rubber banding	p. 417
Picking	p. 420
What is next?	p. 427
Finally	p. 428
Overview of C for Fortran Programmers	p. 429
HTML Help Files	p. 435
Auxiliary Library OpenGL Three-Dimensional Models	p. 439
GLUT and f90gl	p. 441
Index	p. 445
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