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FortranBSD

FortranBSD is a DragonFlyBSD-based operating system designed specifically for High-Performance Computing (HPC) applications. It features a built-in GNU Fortran compiler, making it an ideal environment for scientific computing, numerical simulations, and parallel processing.

Features

  • DragonFlyBSD Foundation: Built on DragonFlyBSD, providing advanced performance and scalability benefits, including the HAMMER2 file system and strong multi-threading capabilities.
  • Pre-installed GNU Fortran: Comes with a fully integrated GNU Fortran compiler, streamlining Fortran development without requiring additional setup.
  • Optimized for HPC: Designed to leverage the strengths of DragonFlyBSD for parallel computing and scientific applications.
  • Lightweight and Efficient: Maintains a minimalistic footprint while ensuring high efficiency for computational workloads.

Installation

  1. Download the latest FortranBSD ISO from the official repository.
  2. Create a bootable USB drive or mount the ISO in a virtual environment.
  3. Start using FortranBSD with pre-installed GNU Fortran for HPC applications.

Usage

FortranBSD is ready for use in high-performance computing environments. Simply open a terminal and begin compiling Fortran programs using gfortran:

 gfortran13 my_program.f90 -o my_program
 ./my_program

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you would like to report issues, request features, or contribute to development, please visit the GitHub repository.

License

FortranBSD is released under the BSD license, ensuring open-source access and flexibility for development and modification.


For further information, visit the official website or join the discussion in our community forum.

Source: Readme.md, updated 2025-02-16