Readers interested in GCC/gfortran, please see this thread at comp.lang.fortran for what is in effect a letter from a long-time GCC/gfortran contributor, Paul Richard Thomas, to @shahmoradi : there is a lot to note for anyone willing to contribute to the GCC/gfortran development. Dear Amil, While…

For anyone willing to contribute to the GCC/gfortran development, read also that recent post by @jerryd (Jerry Delisle): [image] Loop variable reaching integer `huge` causes infinite loop Help If anyone here would be interested in joining the gfortran developers team, send…

Remark: in the comp.lang.fortran message, I guess it is 1999, not 1989? Work started on gfortran, or g95 as was before the branch, in 1989.

While not strictly related to gfortran, Agner Fog has written a perspective on contemporary C++ compilers: The number of C++ compilers on the market is decreasing. Many compilers have disappeared from the market or are no longer maintained. Do you remember compiler names like Borland, Embarcadero,…

Letter from GCC/gfortran contributor with a brief history

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For anyone willing to contribute to the GCC/gfortran development, read also that recent post by @jerryd (Jerry Delisle):

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Letter from GCC/gfortran contributor with a brief history

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