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From: corrigan@weber.ucsd.edu (Michael J. Corrigan)
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Subject: Re: Basic Questions
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Date: 27 Mar 91 10:44:52 GMT
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In article <1991Mar25.063607.7530@fs7.ece.cmu.edu> winstead@faraday.ECE.CMU.EDU (Charles Holden Winstead) writes:
}Hi everyone!
}
}   I am a novice FORTRAN programmer, and these will probably be easy questions
}but so what, maybe someone else has some of the same.  I program on a Sun 
}
....
}1.

 Answered already

}2. Are there function cosh, sinh, and conjugate for double complex?  What are
}   they?
}

If they are there they may well be called zcosh, although that would be 
an extension. I would suspect that zexp *is* there so you can roll your own.

}3. Where do I get a list of all the intrinsic functions?  As in the specific 
}   name differences for using a double precision one, or a double complex one.
}

Since you don't have the man pages, try
% foreach file ( /usr/lib/lib*77.a )
ar t $file
end

assuming that it is "f77" and you are using the C-shell
and you will see some names that are sort of close to the 
names you should use, but you should have the manual/man pages.

Remainder answered already.