Fortranlike

English

Etymology

From Fortran +‎ -like.

Adjective

Fortranlike (comparative more Fortranlike, superlative most Fortranlike)

1. (computer languages) Resembling or characteristic of Fortran.
   • 1975, Norman H Nie, SPSS: statistical package for the social sciences:

     A wide variety of variable transformations can be accomplished in SPSS by means of simplified Fortranlike statements constructed by the user.

   • 1986, Michael F Hordeski, CAD/CAM techniques:

     Other design languages also use Fortranlike statements and can be used with FORTRAN routines.

   • 1992, Mohammad Jamshidi, Charles J Herget, Recent advances in computer-aided control systems engineering:

     They solve problems on explicit state space form, x = f(t,x), if the user defines a Fortranlike procedure which calculates f(t,x).