PROGRAM bsectst2
!
! Programmer  H. L. Morrison
!
! Date        6 November 1985
!
! Revisions   15 April 1988 (include BSECT)
!             January 4, 2000 by Br. David Carlson to run under Fortran 90
!             May 2, 2004 by Br. David Carlson
!
! Purpose     To demonstrate the use of a library of subroutines
!             with the subroutine BISEC which computes a root of a non-linear
!             equation of the form f(x) = 0 by using the method of bisection.
!
!             Try this program with intervals such as (.1, 1), (.01, .1),
!             (.001, .01), etc.  What is going on?
!
! Functions used    f, SIN
!
! Subroutines used  BISEC

IMPLICIT NONE

INTEGER::i, imax
REAL::xleft, xright, xtol, root

! Function used:
REAL::f

xtol = 1.0E-5
imax = 25
WRITE (*, *) 'Enter left and right values for the endpoints of the interval'
READ (*, *) xleft, xright

CALL BISEC(xleft, xright, xtol, imax, i, root)
WRITE (*, *) ' '
WRITE (*, *) 'The approximate value of the root is ', root
WRITE (*, *) 'This root was obtained after ', i, ' iterations'
WRITE (*, *) 'As a check, function value at this approx root = ', f(root)
  
END PROGRAM


! Given:   x    A real value.
! Task:    To compute the value of f(x).
! Return:  This value in the function name.
REAL FUNCTION f(x)

IMPLICIT NONE
REAL, INTENT(IN)::x

f = SIN(1.0 / x)
END FUNCTION