Fortran Programmer's Sites

I use Fortran more than any other programming language and am putting everything new into modern Fortran.

Fortran Compiler Vendors

• Absoft
• Intel
• Lahey
• NAG
• Portland Group
• Polyhedron
• Salford
• Winteracter

Open Source Fortran Compilers

These are ready for experimentation, and someday may enable people to use Fortran without installing a high-performance proprietary compiler.

• g95
• GNU Fortran (gfortran)
• Open Watcom

Web Sites for Fortran Support

• Fortran Market (includes Metcalf's info file)
• Fortran Library
• Open Directory (dmoz) with lots of good links and content.

Miscellaneous Additional Information

• Fortran Resources from Lahey.
• Download examples of F90 source code supplied by Loren Meissner. (ZIP)
• The Fortran FAQ
• The Seven Ages of Fortran by Michael is a nice overview of the 50 years of Fortran.
• Fortran 90+
• The FLIB library includes lots of non-numeric code.
• Do not confuse FLIB with FLIBS, by Arjen Markus and Michael Baudin. FLIBS is another good site for explaining Fortran coding and exhibiting good examples.
• NetLib
• Fortran Resources from Chivers and Sleightholme of Fortran Plus.
• Stuart Norris keeps lots of links to numerical methods, especially in Fortran.
• An electronic source for quicksort in Fortran 90 will provide all of the source and examples from Introducing Fortran 90, Chivers and Sleightholme, Springer Verlag.
• NCAR numerical software.
• Fortran Tools by William Clodius seems to be gone. I will keep looking.
• Object-Oriented Programming in Fortran and other programming languages.
• The Fortran Programmers Club. Vladimir V.Vasilchenko, Rostov-on-Don, Russia.
• f77 to f90 tutorial

Standards

• NCITS J3 Fortran Standard Committee
• Fortran Standards WG5