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Figure 5.1 Mixer5 example.

Figure 5.2 Mixer5 solution.

be found in many topics. Aspen Plus employs both interpreted Fortran (line-by-line
execution) for the blocks in this chapter and compiled Fortran (dynamic link library
creation) for the creation of user models. An overview of the language criteria can be
found in Aspen Plus Help and by searching About the Interpreter. Aspen Plus user
model documentation recommends use of the Intel Fortran compiler.

5.2 BASIC INTERPRETED FORTRAN CAPABILITIES

For the purposes of this chapter's functions, what follows is the primary function-
ality that is available when using interpreted Fortran. There is no intent here to
present a thorough documentation of the Fortran programming language, merely what is