Introducing g95 FOR LINUX

Looking for a free and open-source Fortran 95 compiler? Look no further than g95 FOR LINUX. This compiler is designed to meet your coding needs with ease and efficiency. Developed by the g95 project, this compiler has been generously donated to the Free Software Foundation for integration into the renowned GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection. Here's why g95 FOR LINUX should be your go-to choice:

Key Features:

• FREE of cost


• Beta state but can compile most Fortran 90/95 programs effectively


• Supports a wide variety of platforms


• Various command-line options for flexibility


• Handles files containing C preprocessor constructs

Technical Specifications:

Compilation Options:

• -c: Compile only, without running the linker


• -o: Specify the output file name


• Support for multiple source and object files

Preprocessing and File Handling:

• Files ending in uppercase are preprocessed by default


• Supports files in fixed and free source forms

Compilation Customization:

• Options for warning messages and error handling


• Setting integer, real, and logical variables


• Control over compile-time rounding and initialization

Simple Examples:

Here are some basic examples of using g95 FOR LINUX:

• Compile a file: g95 -c hello.f90


• Compile and link a file: g95 hello.f90


• Compile multiple files: g95 -c h1.f90 h2.f90 h3.f90


• Compile and link multiple files to an executable: g95 -o hello h1.f90 h2.f90 h3.f90

With g95 FOR LINUX, you have the power to optimize your Fortran programming experience. Get started with this efficient compiler today!