FortWrap is a python script that parses Fortran 90/95/200X source files and generates wrapper code in the form of C++ classes. FortWrap is intended to be used with object oriented Fortran code that makes use of Fortran derived types.

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Features

  • Fortran derived types wrapped in C++ proxy classes
  • Experimental support for polymorphism (CLASS variables) in version 2.0
  • Arrays wrapped with C++ vectors
  • Support for optional arguments
  • Support for wrapping procedure pointers
  • Support for string arguments
  • Fortran doxygen comments transferred to C++ header files
  • Name mangling support for gfortran and g95 compilers
  • Wrappers respect Fortran public/private statements
  • Generated code can be re-wrapped with swig -c++

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License

MIT License

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Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

Command-line

Programming Language

C++, Fortran, Python

Related Categories

Fortran Object Oriented Software, Fortran Code Generators, Python Object Oriented Software, Python Code Generators, C++ Object Oriented Software, C++ Code Generators

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2010-08-18