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0 pointsch_1235y ago0 comments

This is absolutely correct - Fortran standards after 90/95 have mostly added extra features, rather than fundamental changes to how people write Fortran. Fortran 2003 added OO support, but I don’t believe that has seen widespread adoption.

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ryl005y ago

Fortran 2003 also added BIND(C) and ISO_C_BINDING, which are massively useful in standardizing the C interop.

madhadron5y ago

Oh, that's a nice thing. I still remember carefully appending underscores to names to thing to make C and FORTRAN talk in gcc/g77.

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ryl005y ago

Fortran 2003 also added BIND(C) and ISO_C_BINDING, which are massively useful in standardizing the C interop.

madhadron5y ago

Oh, that's a nice thing. I still remember carefully appending underscores to names to thing to make C and FORTRAN talk in gcc/g77.

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