I am developing and maintaining gtk-fortran since 2011:
https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki
That library offers Fortran/C interfaces to GTK functions. It is mainly used by scientists running their own scientific computing Fortran programs.
Release of gtk-fortran 4.6.0, with interfaces to #GTK 4.14 and GLib 2.80. It also fixes a problem with the macOS linker and demonstrates in examples/bazaar.f90 how you can play an audio file by using a GtkMediaStream.
gtk-fortran 4.4 released: it provides Fortran interfaces to GTK 4.10 and GLib 2.76. It has been tested on Linux Ubuntu (with GFortran and Intel ifx compilers) and Fedora, MSYS2/Windows 10, macOS and FreeBSD.
https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki
Remark: options have been added to facilitate the use of the cfwrapper Python script with other C libraries (see https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki/How-to-hack-the-cfwrapper).
@mcnees
A #Fortran "Unknown Pleasures" figures generator is available in this #gtkfortran repository, with some bibliography about the history of that iconic figure:
https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran-extra/tree/main/unknown_pleasures
It was adapted from this original #javascript version:
https://github.com/MaxHalford/procedural-art/
@GTK
gtk-fortran 4 is a library for creating GTK graphical interfaces in modern #fortran, as well as accessing the general purpose GLib library on which GTK is based: https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki
The latest version, #gtkfortran 4.3, provides Fortran interfaces to GTK 4.8.2 and GLib 2.74.1. It has been tested on Linux Ubuntu (with GFortran and Intel ifx compilers) and Fedora, MSYS2/Windows 10, macOS, FreeBSD.
It can also be used as a fpm (Fortran Package Manager) dependency or installed via conda.
vmagnin
