Here is a doodle poll to organise our next call in the week of February 19-23; please see the following doodle poll to mark your availability:
The final time slot will be selected and announced on the evening (European time) of February 13, please complete the poll before then .
If there are specific topics or issues you would like to raise, even if you are unable to attend the call, please post them in the thread here.
All the best,
Jeremie
Great timing, thank you @jeremie.vandenplas for organizing it.
I would like to suggest for discussion:
Thank you @jeremie.vandenplas , I would like to suggest for discussion:
Thank you for your suggestions.
Current agenda:
stdlib/fortran-langShould we also discuss about GSoC 2024 (@certik , @gnikit )?
Don’t forget to complete the doodle, before tonight (European time)!
That sounds good, I will try and join and give a summary. Thanks Jeremie.
Thank you all for answering the Doodle. Based on it, our next monthly call will be on Thursday, February 22 at 17:00 UTC.
09:00 - 10:00 PST (California)
17:00 - 18:00 GMT (London)
18:00 - 19:00 CET (Amsterdam)
The current agenda is:
stdlib/fortran-langDo we have a call link for the meeting today?
No, not yet. I planned to add a Jitsi link later this afternoon. But if you have access to another platform (Zoom, …) don’t hesitate to add a link.
Hi @jeremie.vandenplas , Apologies, I won’t be able to attend today’s call. I’ll aim to demo in the upcoming monthly session. Thanks!
Hi @henilp105 . No problem! see you next time!
Links for the online Jitsi meeting:
The current agenda is:
stdlib/fortran-langApologies for missing it, I didn’t realise the chosen time was during my working hours (I thought it was 7pm UTC+0). I’ll make an announcement for the GSoC progress.
The Monthly Call is up on our YouTube channel (apologies for the thumbnail @everythingfunctional and @FedericoPerini, this was the most normal of the generated options).
Hello Sir, I am interested in contributing in the stdlib of the fortran and I completed the basics of fortran and I completed the local set up of the stdlib. So, can you guide me which issues should I solve? and How can I make valuable contribution to fortran?
Impressive work on the LAPACK interface @FedericoPerini! Looking forward to using it. Do you know what the timeline to having a production version of this is?
I understood that you have a script that allows you to modernize the code you pull. Is that something portable? Are you planning to use it on other codebases in the future?
Thank you for your efforts, very interesting. And thank you for the clear and informative presentation on the youtube video, I watched it all.
Thank you for the nice words @eelis -
We’ve got approximate deadlines on 3/31 for the high-level API, and on 6/30 to finalize the BLAS/LAPACK packaging. I hope that things will be ready earlier than that.
Regarding the script: it’s a great idea. It’s started as a semi-automated way to leverage LAPACK’s excellent organization (though F77, all functions have well-defined blocks for parameters, arguments, etc.), but as things got more complicated, it’s been evolving more into a Fortran parser.
It would definitely be great to see this grow into something more general in the future!
Thanks for recording and posting it! I tried to follow live but I kept being interrupted by my boss 
@Agrapujya, welcome, see the threads discussing GSoC for more information.
@Agrapujya see the thread on GSoC if you want to contribute. That is the best way I think.