SIMPLY FORTRAN REVIEWS UPDATE

I generate data files using SF, which I then plot using Gnuplot, separately. Also wish the Gnuplot graphing tools were integrated into this package. Sometimes the compiler gives error warnings where there shouldn't be any e. The editor is user friendly - color codes for different statement types makes it easy to write code. The 'Project' feature is cool - keeps all files relevant to a project in one place and make them available for view and edit.

SIMPLY FORTRAN REVIEWS UPDATE

I'll add an update if I find anything worth mentioning. I can't find much, but I have only been using the program for about a day so far. If you are designing HPC software on a windows machine this is a good place to start. This is by far the best and simplest to use fortran IDE I have found for windows. It's nice to have a simple to use IDE that automatically compiles all the necessary modules and objects. Uses gfortran with mingw, so anything you do in fortran using Linux, osx, or Cygwin should work. It isn't free, which is a 'con', but it's inexpensive and certainly adds value to the underlying free tools, so I think it's easily worth the modest cost. The developer responds quickly to suggestions on the forum. The optional package manager is particularly handy, saving the user a lot of trouble with having to build external libraries. An excellent end-to-end solution for Fortran on Windows, based on gfortran. While working on that project, asked and received prompt, succinct and effective technical support. That code executed flawlessly on Windows 10 computer. Easy to use single interface that works as advertised on all Windows platforms from XP to Windows I developed and compiled a large project on Windows XP and generated executable that required very large memory that exceeded by far memory limits of 32bit XP platform.

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