Python-Fortran Connection Tool / News: Recent posts

After a period of inactivity I plan to do a little work on Pyfort, so any patches you want considered should be in soon.
-- Paul Dubois

Pyfort 8.2 fixes the setup problem for windows and adds the -n option for creating glue code only.

Pyfort 7.2 has been released. Two compiler options were added for Mac OS (fort77 and macg77 for the GNU-Darwin fort77 compiler and for the GNU g77 compiler on Mac OS, respectively). Bug fix for single character passing for the Absoft compiler on Mac OS X.

Pyfort is a tool for connecting Python to Fortran.

Pyfort 7.1 has been released. Improvements were made
to character handling and scalars in C code.

Pyfort is a tool for connecting Python to Fortran.

Pyfort 6.6 adds support for the Digital Fortran alpha compiler.

The framework for Windows under Digital Fortran is there but not working yet.

The course "Object-Based Fortran 90" is now available in its own release area.
These are materials intended to help F77 programmers learn F90-95 features.

Python 2.1b2 contains a change that stops Pyfort from running the compilation of the module being generated. This change fixes that.

Please see pyfortran.sourceforge.net for documentation.
Version 6.0 is a major revision, enabling one-step creation, compilation, and installation of Fortran extensions to Python.

There is an incompatible, albeit easy to change, modification to the input files. Just delete the module/end module statements at the beginning and end of your input files.

Pyfort-3.1 is now available for download. It is used to create extensions to Python with Fortran routines. The web page will be available shortly.