ncdigest V1 #523( Resume)

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• Subject: ncdigest V1 #523( Resume)
• From: "Arun Biradar" <arunbiradar@xxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 23:21:40 PST

Sir,

If is there in chance, Please help me.

Thanking You,

Yours Faithfully,
Arun Biradar
M.Tech. Soft.Engg.


Note: I have enclosed my Resume  with this .



                          RESUME

Arun Biradar
C/o Ashok Jadhav
# 425, 4th Cross,
Viswapriya Layout,
Begur,
BANGALORE - 560 068.
Email: arunudaya@xxxxxxxxx
Tel:(080) 5724783.

Educational Details:

> M.Tech. in Software Engineering
> B.E. in Computer Science & Engineering.>

Academic Profile :
__________________________________________________
Examination University/  Year of   Percentage
Passed       Institution  Passing   of Marks
--------------------------------------------------
M.Tech.     University of   1999     64.00
Soft.Engg.  Mysore /
           S.J.College of
           Engg.Mysore

B.E.         Gulbarga        1994     63.12
C.S.& E.    University,
           Gulbarga /
           R.E.C.
           Bhalki,Bidar.
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> Experience :

* Currently Working as a Software Engineer in
 Compu-Sat   Nelamgala, Bangalore.
* Worked as Project Trainee in National Aerospace
 Laboratories, Bangalore . (Aug.1998 - March 1999) - 8
 months.
* Worked as a Programmer in R. E. C. Bhalki, Bidar.
 (Oct.1995 - Oct.1997) - 24 Months.
* Worked as a Programmer in Kuber Computer Park
 Bhalki.
 (Aug. 1994 - Sept.1995) - 12 Months.

> Projects :

> Application of Network Common Array oriented Data
  Storage and Retrieval.

  Client : National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore.
  Role : Analysis, Design, Coding & Testing.
  Environment : NetCDF.

  Description: The Computational and theoretical fluid
dynamics (CTFD) division of the National Aerospace
Laboratories(NAL), Bangalore, handles large data sets
which are often stored in binary format. This prevents
one from copying the data sets to other platforms.

The present project addresses this problems of porting
binaries across varies platforms using NetCDF, a
network common data format mainly designed for array
oriented data (Which is what most CFD application
use). NetCDF comes with varies interfaces in different
languages Like Fortran, C, C++, Java, Perl etc.

First Phase of the project aims to adopt the existing
CFD codes in fortran to make use of NetCDF library.
Second Phase of the project aims to develop a subset
of the C++ interface that can be called directly
within a fortran program thereby making the use of the
interface a lot easier.

> Multi Language Editor :
  Client : As a Part of B.E. Course
  Role : Analysis, Design & Coding.
  Environment : Turbo C.

  Description : This software is  a multi language
editor which can prepared in terms to act as an editor
for any desired language, Whose scipt and grammer is
well defined. This paticular software as been
implemented for three languages namely Hindi, Kannada
and English according to a standard indian languages
typewritter on the computer keyboard.

This software is completely flexible and user friendly
and its each module is complete in itsef and can
perform its desired function indepedently in an
efficient manner.

The important function from the processing point of
view of the editor is that, it perform the function of
changing over, the key pressed to character in the
desired language for printing purpose by the
strategies given below.

1. It scans each character properly by analysing the
pixel positions represented by the predefined code of
each character in matrix 16x12 columns.
2.  By the above method the character is identified
for the text and the corresponding desired character
is assigned to a particular key.

Chart Master in C:

Sales Order Processing System: Oracle & Dev2000.

Computer Awareness :

Programming Languages : C, C++, NetCDF, Cobol,Fortran, Pascal, Prolog, Lisp.

Operating Systems     : Unix, MS-DOS and Windows 95/NT.

RDBMS and GUI         : Oracle , Developer 2000.


Major Subject Studied :

> M.Tech.
 Software Requirement Analysis, Software Design,
 Software Testing, Software Project Management, Object
 Oriented Analysis & Design, CASE Tools etc.

> B.E.
 Data Structure, Computer Network, Data Base
 Management  System, Language Processor, Principles of
 programming  languages, Operating System, Compiler
 Construction   etc.


Personnel Details :

 Date of Birth : 26th June 1969.
 Marital Status : Unmarried.
 Permanent Address : At Post Shivani.
                     Tq. Bhalki, Dist.Bidar.
                       Pin - 585 411.

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Subject: ncdigest V1 #523
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 21:25:01 -0700 (MST)

ncdigest                Monday, 14 February 19100    Volume 01 : Number 523

Today's Topics:

Karsten Bolding  - Fujitsu Fortran 95 Express Version 1.0
Bjoern Aadlandsvik  - Re: Fujitsu F95 compiler for Linux.
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From: Karsten Bolding <karsten@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 15:44:56 +0000
Subject: Fujitsu Fortran 95 Express Version 1.0

Hello

Did anybody succed in making NetCDF work with the Fujitsu F95 compiler
for Linux. If so I would like to get the details.

Thanks in advance.

Karsten Bolding


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Karsten Bolding       Phone:  +39 0332 225090
Via Adda 31           E-mail: karsten@xxxxxxxxxxx
I-21100 Varese(VA)
Italia
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From: Bjoern Aadlandsvik <bjorn@xxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 07:48:57 +0100
Subject: Re: Fujitsu F95 compiler for Linux.

Hello,

I have a quasi-solution with the Lahey-Fujitsu compiler.
I do not know if this will work with the "pure" Fujitsu compiler,
but here it goes:

I started with a precompiled rpm-file with the
netcdf-library for g77.

In the include file netcdf.inc, all external statemenst
are replaced with ml_external.

In my fortran code, all netcdf-calls must have a trailing
underscore (e.g. nf_def_dim_ instead of nf_def_dim).

Finally I link with the lg2c-library
(-L/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/egcs-2.91.66 -lg2c in
my RedHat 6.0 installation)

The modification of the netcdf.inc-file I can live with,
but changing the code is not a satisfactory solution when
you use several other platforms.
(even if I have a Python script to do it automatically).

My feeling is that it should be possible to come up with
a better solution in the Lahey-Fujitsu case, and would
like to know if anybody has done it.

Bjørn Ådlandsvik



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Institute of Marine Research  Tel: +47 55 23 84 52
P.O.Box 1870 Nordnes          Fax: +47 55 23 85 84
N-5817 Bergen                 E-mail: bjorn@xxxxxx
NORWAY

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