DECLARE

The DECLARE command allows you to define your own variables. Variables may be one of five types - the first letter of the type indicates the format and the following digit or digits indicates the amount of storage to be allocated for each array element (in bytes).

Variable type	Mnemonic
Logical	L4 or l4
Integer	I4 or i4
Real	R4 or r4
Double precision	R8 or r8
Character*n	Cn or cn ( $1\leq n\leq128$)

Additionally, variables of any type may be singly dimensioned arrays (vectors). I expect to be able to include multiply dimensioned arrays in the near future.

The DECLARE command has two prompts:

Variable name? (string)

Variable type? (string)

Examples:

     >> declare n i4        ! integer variable N
     >> declare a(5) l4     ! logical array A of length 5