Introduction
The tutorial examples are well-documented short programs and/or R scripts with associated Intel Visual Fortran (IVF)/ (Compaq Visual Fortran) projects that are included in the installation of RFortran.
The aim is to provide new users with a demonstration of how to use a particular feature of RFortran.
They are classified into two groups:
- Beginner - uses mostly core functionality of RFortran
- Advanced - uses mostly extended functionality of RFortran and requires "Additional R Packages" component of RFortran. You can re-run the installer to install this or see Manual Installation
The beginner tutorial examples are demonstrated in an Intro Video(~100MB download) with further explanation in an EMS paper
The IVF/CVF projects and workspace/solutions for each tutorial examples are given below
Beginner
All projects for the beginner tutorial examples are provided in:
IVF Solution:
- Start Menu: RFortran\Tutorial Examples_IVF_Beginner
- Windows Explorer: RFortran\tutorial_examples\IVF_Beginner\TutorialExamples_IVF_Beginner.sln
CVF Workspace:
- Start Menu: RFortran\Tutorial Examples_CVF_Beginner
- Windows Explorer: RFortran\tutorial_examples\CVF_Beginner\TutorialExamples_CVF_Beginner.dsw
List of Projects (Tutorial Examples)
- AustraliaRainfall_SimpleGraph - example 1 in RFortran Intro Paper
- AustraliaRainfall_SOIRegression - example 2 in RFortran Intro Paper
- AustraliaRainfall_RimageGraph - example 3 in RFortran Intro Paper
- AustraliaRainfall_ScriptedGraph - example 4 in RFortran Intro Paper
Advanced
All projects for the advanced examples are provided in:
IVF Solution:
- Start Menu: RFortran\Tutorial Examples_IVF_Advanced
- Windows Explorer: RFortran\tutorial_examples\IVF_Advanced\TutorialExamples_IVF_Advanced.sln
CVF Workspace:
- Start Menu: RFortran\Tutorial Examples_CVF_Advanced
- Windows Explorer: RFortran\tutorial_examples\CVF_Advanced\TutorialExamples_CVF_Advanced.dsw
List of Projects (Tutorial Examples)
- AustraliaRainfall_3D - draws a 3D openGL image of avg. Australian rainfall using rgl package as see in screenshot on RFortran Home page
- RFortranLetters_3D_rgl - another example of using rgl, with the RFortran letters in 3D and includes a nice animation.
