Free-form, fixed-form and file extensions for fortran

http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/GFortranGettingStarted Free-form, fixed-form and file extensions By default, gfortran is aware of a few file extensions, and its action depends on the extension of the file you ask it to compile. Examples: if the file is named code.f gfortran supposes it is fixed-form source, with no preprocessing needed. if the file is named code.f90 gfortran supposes it is free-form …

Some shortcuts in Linux Terminal

Shift+Ctrl+t new tab Shift+Ctrl+w close tab Shift+Ctrl+n new window Ctrl+{PgUp,PgDown} change tabs Shift+Insert paste from selection buffer, or if that’s empty the clipboard Ctrl+Insert copy selection to clipboard Shift+Ctrl+v paste from clipboard Ctrl+Click Open URL under mouse cursor Keyboard shortcuts for Terminal Ctrl + A = Move cursor to beginning of line Ctrl + E = Move …