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readme_v1.3.rst 2015-10-25 1.8 kB
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CBFortran is a customized version of Code::Blocks IDE oriented towards Fortran.

New in 1.3 release

  • A documentation window side-by-side to code-completion list. If your code includes a documentation of some item, it can be showed in this window. FortranProject plugin recognizes the documentation: a) written in Doxygen simple comments, which comes for procedures: above or below procedure declaration, and for variables: after on the same line. Make your code speak!
  • Tool called Auto Insert, which inserts "end..." statements automatically when you press “enter” after statements which require such “end”. Some preferences for Auto Insert can be adjusted on FP settings dialog (Settings->Editor->FortranProject). Just do your job and you will see the magic!
  • The parsing of Gfortran multi-line messages was considerably improved.
  • BindTo tool. Actually, this tool took the most of my efforts. BindTo (Fortran->Bind To…) can automatically generate a wrapping for Fortran code which enables call of Fortran from the C language and can generate Cython files which enables call of Fortran from Python language. Resulting toolchain is something like: “Fortran->Bind(C)->Cython->Python”. Actually, the tool doesn’t do anything you can’t do yourself. It just saves your time. To better understand how to use BindTo, I wrote BindTo Users Guide (visit CBFortran home), which hopefully will answer to most of your questions (other questions I expect to see on CBFortran google group). Please consider the current version of BindTo as “beta” or even “alpha”, especially the part for the generation of Cython files. Your opinion, ideas, suggestions, corrections etc. are very welcome!
Source: readme_v1.3.rst, updated 2015-10-25