Languages
- 1821
- NAG Fortran Compiler
- Commercial Fortran 95 compiler with Fortran 2003 features for Linux, Windows, and Unix.
- 1822
- A Native Fortran 77 CGI Interface
- Explains how to pass input parameters and upload a file from a web browser to a Fortran 77 program on an Apache web server.
- 1824
- Creating a Windows DLL with Visual Fortran
- By John Nolan, also covers linking a DLL to S-Plus under Windows.
- 1826
- Fortran Programmers Club
- Tutorials for Windows 95/98/NT applications programming, graphical interfaces, and common controls.
- 1827
- Migrating Fortran
- Article discusses issues arising in porting Fortran programs from Unix to Windows.
- 1829
- A Fortran 90 Numerical Library (AFNL)
- Set of MODULES by Alberto Ramos containing definitions of Fourier series and polynomials and able to perform linear (multi-)dimensional fittings, compute integrals, sort data, compute roots of functions, and perform other numerical tasks.
- 1830
- BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms)
- A high quality "building block" routines for performing basic vector and matrix operations. Level 1 BLAS do vector-vector operations, Level 2 BLAS do matrix-vector operations, and Level 3 BLAS do matrix-matrix operations.
- 1831
- DAEPAK
- A subroutines for solving some types of algebraically explicit differential algebraic equations.
- 1832
- Ezconsole
- Set of simple procedures by Gary Scott for interfacing with the console window on Windows from Fortran.
- 1833
- FGSL: A Fortran interface to the GNU Scientific Library
- Portable, object-based Fortran interface to the GNU scientific library, a collection of numerical routines for scientific computing. The package is licensed under the GPL.
- 1834
- FLIBS - A collection of Fortran modules
- Fortran modules by Arjen Markus to interface with C libraries, manipulate strings, write CSV files, manipulate file and directory names, implement abstract data types and structures, do automatic differentiation, and perform other tasks.
- 1836
- GQOPT
- Fortran package by Richard Quandt for numerical optimization and numerous other statistical and utility routines. It is available for a number of platforms, such as IBM mainframes, Vax computers, CRAY supercomputers, IBM-compatible PCs, and Sun, DEC, and RS/6000 workstations.
- 1838
- LAPACK95: Fortran 95 Interface to LAPACK
- A collection of linear algebra routines with an improved interface which exploits Fortran 95 features such as assumed-shape arrays, optional arguments, and generic interfaces. Includes source code, documentation, and related papers.