[Meister_Chicho]

Hi all!

there is something i'd like to ask you:

I use fortran a lot, in fact it is the language i use the most. Anyway, I use Compaq Developper Studio, but recently i've acquired a macbookpro, the problem that I have not found a fortran compiler suitable for me (I dont want to anything related with unix XD). So the question: Is there any compiler, similar to Developper Studio, for Mac?

Now I'm using Parallel Desktop with Windows XP.

I downloaded Xcode and tried to install Intel fortran on it, but it is not working actually, so...

Help please

[programble]

Fortran is ancient. Use a more recent language.

[Raynes]

programble, on 01 April 2010 - 03:20 PM, said:

Fortran is ancient. Use a more recent language.

I agree with this, but I assume you have to use it for work or something. I can't help you with your question, but you might want to check out Fortress, which is probably the logical successor to Fortran. Unrelated, but still might be relevant to your interests.

[Meister_Chicho]

Thanks Raynes, I'll have a look.

Fortran can be ancient, but is still the easiest and fastest solution for somebody who is not a coder. In the USA many engineering schools use Fortran so....

[Meister_Chicho]

I've registered in the project fortress web. Thanks Raynes!

I have been thinking about learning C, it has been a while since i started using fortran and i've done some serious projects, so I'm not a noob at progamming and i though it would be easy for me to learn C. But now I'll take a look to fortress... it seems to be the kind of language I need.