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March 15, 2024
Simply Fortran 3.34 Available!
Approximatrix is happy to announce the availability of Simply Fortran 3.34 for all supported platforms. The latest release revamps cosmetic and internals of the macOS and Linux versions of the development environment, fixes numerous bugs, some severe, for all platforms, and improves Fortran module dependency calculations.
On all platforms, the debugger, where supported, now reports variables far quicker to the development environment. This speed improvement also resolves possible drawing...
Jan. 5, 2024
Version 3.33 Released
Approximatrix is happy to announce the release of Simply Fortran 3.33 for all supported platform. The latest release incorporates usability improvements and new features to improve productivity across all systems.
The editor's pop-up context menu now contains an Insert menu that provides a quick way to add Fortran subroutines, functions, and derived type definitions to a Fortran source file. Selecting any of the available options will open a new window where the user can...
Nov. 1, 2023
Simply Fortran 3.32 Released
Approximatrix is happy to announce the availability of Simply Fortran version 3.32 for all supported platforms. This latest release incorporates a number of bug fixes and minor cosmetic improvements, an upgraded macOS compiler, and improvements to the AppGraphics library.
The development environment's Project Outline panel, which will highlight open files, now updates accordingly when editor tabs are closed. A particularly subtle bug that caused closing the remaining editor...
Sept. 12, 2023
Windows Bug Fixes Available
New builds of version 3.31 are now available for Windows that correct a number of important issues reported by users. An issue causing Simply Fortran to close immediately after opening on Windows 11 systems with Avast Antivirus installed has been fixed. A interaction between how Simply Fortran stored settings and Avast's security hooks into Windows caused an Avast library to crash, automatically closing Simply Fortran as well. Build 3988 should now run as expected on Windows 11...