Ondřej Čertík

Thank you. We are working hard on getting LFortran to beta quality, making great progress. It will lift up all of Fortran once we can compile most codes.

Our LPython demo runs the LPython compiler in the browser itself, compiles your Python code and runs the result, using WASM:

dev.lpython.org

GitHub - fortran-lang/fpm: Fortran Package Manager (fpm) Fortran Package Manager (fpm). Contribute to fortran-lang/fpm development by creating an account on GitHub.

Used #fpm (the #Fortran package manager) for the first time and love it so far. It's modelled after #rust #cargo and makes fortran #coding a lot more convenient and accessible. Integrating other libs (from lapack to graphics interfaces) just became a lot more streamlined.

github.com/fortran-lang...

I am glad you like it! If you have time, you can help us develop it more. :)

The TIOBE index continues to be a very accurate language comparison, because Fortran has been number 10 for about a year.

New blog post: Root Finding with modern #Fortran. #Brent #Chandrupatla
degenerateconic.com/root-finding...

Excellent, thanks! I started using mystmd, for now on just a simple document to see how it goes. I think this will work! I like that you parse it to AST (saved as JSON), this is the key. If everything else fails, I can always write my own backend, so things are decoupled.

Thanks! There is also Jupyter book: jupyterbook.org/en/stable/co..., so I am a little confused which tool I should be using.I have written this book in Sphinx and ReST: www.theoretical-physics.com/dev/index.html, but would like to use MyST. Do you recommend using mystmd, myst-parser or jupyter book?

Can MyST be used with Sphinx, or do I need to port a Sphinx-based website to use the `myst` command line tool?

GitHub - lfortran/lfortran: Official main repository for LFortran Official main repository for LFortran. Contribute to lfortran/lfortran development by creating an account on GitHub.

LFortran has just reached 1,000 stars on GitHub.

github.com/lfortran/lfo...

Sphere of influence

www.johndcook.com/blog/2022/12...

Compiler Explorer - Fortran (LFortran 0.42.0) program expr2 implicit none integer :: x x = (2+3)*5 print *, x end program

LFortran is now in the Compiler Explorer (@compiler-explorer.com), big thanks to Thirumalai Shaktivel and @matt.godbolt.org. Please report all bugs.

Here is a sample link:

godbolt.org/z/M8j5P39M4

Huge congrats to @row1.ca @choldgraf.com and the rest of the MyST/JupyterBook team! The first alpha of JupyterBook based on MyST is now out! 🚀

Please help us kick the tires and file issues on Github, so we can make this as smooth a transition as possible.

blog.jupyterbook.org/posts/2024-1...

Fortran has fpm (Fortran Package Manager): github.com/fortran-lang..., which is growing in popularity, so the packaging situation is improving. fpm is modeled by Cargo from Rust.

I was surprised that Rust is 2015, but indeed Wikipedia says so. It also says it was first started in 2006 internally. It also says "The first public release, Rust 0.1 was released in January 2012".

LFortran now supports all intrinsic functions. Great job by Harshita, Parth, Pranav and the rest of the team!

lfortran.org/blog/2024/11...

LFortran now supports all intrinsic functions. Great job by Harshita, Parth, Pranav and the rest of the team!

lfortran.org/blog/2024/11...