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In science there is a lot of talk about writing reproducible code, and that's what Fortran standards are designed for. In the same way one can specify versions for python and packages in e.g. venv or conda, specifiying a Fortran standard in the toml and having the relevant flags (e.g. -std=f2008 in gfortran) activated automatically would be nice.
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In science there is a lot of talk about writing reproducible code, and that's what Fortran standards are designed for. In the same way one can specify versions for python and packages in e.g. venv or conda, specifiying a Fortran standard in the toml and having the relevant flags (e.g.
-std=f2008
in gfortran) activated automatically would be nice.Possible Solution
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Additional Information
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: