vmagnin#GFortran 16.1 released. The great new feature is:
- #Coarrays using native shared memory mulithreading on single node machines and handling #Fortran 2018's TEAM feature.
See more changes on:
https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-16/changes.html
Andrew Jones (hpcnotes)@Ruth_Mottram
I don't know, probably. But since #Fortran 90/95, the language has evolved significantly:
- Fortran 2003: object oriented programming (#OOP) and interoperability with C (iso_c_binding)
- Fortran 2008: parallel programming with #coarrays
- Fortran 2018: improved #parallel programming with collective routines, images, teams, etc.
- Fortran 2023 is coming soon (minor version with various improvements).
- Fortran 202Y is a work in progress... (more #generics, etc.)
I don't know, probably. But since #Fortran 90/95, the language has evolved significantly:
- Fortran 2003: object oriented programming (#OOP) and interoperability with C (iso_c_binding)
- Fortran 2008: parallel programming with #coarrays
- Fortran 2018: improved #parallel programming with collective routines, images, teams, etc.
- Fortran 2023 is coming soon (minor version with various improvements).
- Fortran 202Y is a work in progress... (more #generics, etc.)