10 minutes to setup Modern Fortran 2003 / 2008 with CB on Windows

[Mohammad]

The attached file demonstrates a step by step setup of modern Fortran 2003 / 2008 using CodeBlocks IDE on windows.
A sample object based Fortran 2003 / 2008 code can be downloaded from the following page
 http://mfort.codeplex.com/
to shows the capabilities of CB with Fortran Project.

Comments are welcome and can be included in this tutorial.

All the best
/Mohammad

[asmwarrior]

The PDF document is really NICE!!!

There are many code change in C::B's codecompletion plugin source in the recent weeks, so I guess the cbfortran maintainer may take some time to adjust the cbfortran project. :-)

asmwarrior
ollydbg from codeblocks' forum

[Darius Markauskas]

Thank you Mohammad for the nice introduction how to setup gfortran and C::B IDE. Maybe could you upload this file somewhere on internet? I would like to add a link to this file on CBFortran page.

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Darius,
I will send you a modified version! I will also put it on the net and
share the download link!
Please let me know if you have any comments!

/Mohammad

[Ali]

Dear Mohammad,

Thanks a lot for this nice and useful PDF manual. It's very useful for me.

Ali Abbasi 

[Mohammad]

You are most welcome!
Please send me your comments if any!

[Dung Dinh Tien]

Hi Mohammad,

Could you please help me to set up gfortran in Codeblocks in Ubuntu platform?

It would be a big help.

Best,

Tien

Vào 09:36:22 UTC+1 Thứ bảy, ngày 18 tháng hai năm 2012, Mohammad đã viết:

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Hello Dung,
 I have not Ubuntu here and not installed gfortran on that! But there are instruction on the net and also in GFortran wiki page.
To install CB-Fortran, ask Darius, he absolutely help you and have already tested this.

Good luck

[Hossein Talebi]

Tien,

This is very easy...  in ubuntu you do:

sudo apt-get install gfortran g++

for codeblocks just download from Darius' website and unzip (run codeblocks_run.sh  in terminal). There is also a tutorial in same website that you can follow.

Cheers

Hossein

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[Franky Djutanta]

Many thanks dude! Great pdf. Nice work.

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Hello Franky,
 I am happy you found this tutorial useful.
I am preparing a next version demonstrating C::B-Fortran 1.0 with gfortran 4.8
I will post the update later on this forum.

All the best

Mohammad

[Hossein Talebi]

Dear Mohammad,

I wanted to thank you for your efforts on Codeblocks and Fortran tutorials.

I am developing a Finite Element code based on F2003 (links below) - for 3 years now - and often the users of my code having problems understanding F2003. Most of them already know Matlab or C or F90 but F2003 seems not that easy. 

I wanted to ask you, if you agree, together we can write a short tutorial on this. I had a look at your tutorials, but I think we have to cover more. The topics would be 

derived data types

type bound procedures

abstract data types

procedure overriding 

type extension

polymorphic types

deferred procedures

generic type bound procedures

I use all of these in my code which seem to be complicated to others. Please let me know what you think.

Best Regards

Hosseoin

[Mohammad Rahmani]

Hello Hossein,
 Thank you for your offer. I will take a look on the code you have developed.
I teach linear finite element for graduate students, but we use Matlab for that course.

Actually what I developed as a tutorial is just a short presentation to show how to set up the C::B+Fortran and it is not a tutorial on modern Fortran.
There are very good ones on Fortran 95 and 2003/2008 in the folloing links:

1. http://www.tacc.utexas.edu/documents/13601/162125/fortran_class.pdf
2. http://people.ds.cam.ac.uk/nmm1/Fortran/
3. http://exodus.physics.ucla.edu/Fortran95/PSTIResearchLecSeries1.html

Also there is a wonderful book called "Modern Fortran Explained" by Metcalf (see the following link:
   http://www.amazon.com/Explained-Numerical-Mathematics-Scientific-Computation/dp/0199601429)

The latest is the most complete one on Fortran 2003/2008.

All the best
Mohammad