LFortran can now compile LAPACK, single/double precision, real/complex, 32-bit/64-bit integers, all tests pass:
Thank you @ert for getting it over the finish line!
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That’s a significant milestone/achievement and great news! Thanks @certik, @ert, and all other contributors.
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Very good. What about the modernization, fortran-lapack?
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We should tackle the fortran-lapack soon — we currently don’t support quadruple precision, but probably a good time to implement it anyway.
@FedericoPerini should we move it under fortran-lang?
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the modernized LAPACK work has been integrated into the Fortran Standard Library since v0.4.0 which was released a bit over two years ago but since then, development has continued directly within stdlib, with a growing set of higher-level APIs.
Congratulations on the big milestone! It’s nice to see interest from the compiler side as well.
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Perfect, then we’ll just get the latest stdlib working again, we got some older version working, but not the very latest version.
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