Fortran
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Fortran
Best practices for modern Fortran 2003/2008+ scientific and numerical computing, modules, and testing.
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Best practices for modern Fortran (2003/2008+) scientific and numerical computing, covering modules, explicit interfaces, kind parameters, memory safety, and testing. Use when writing or reviewing Fortran source (.f90/.f95/.f03/.f08), defining modules and derived types, choosing numeric kind parameters, working with allocatable arrays, setting up a Fortran build with CMake or fpm, or writing unit tests for numerical code.
Key Features
Module organization and explicit interfaces
Kind parameters and memory safety
Testing and build practices for numerical code
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Developermindrally
Version1.0.0
Ratingeveryone
LanguagesEnglish
Actions
- Write a modern Fortran module
- Define numeric kind parameters
- Manage allocatable arrays
- Set up a Fortran build
- Write unit tests for numerical code