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Jan. 13, 2014

"Terminate" Bug Fix Available

A new build of version 2.9 of Simply Fortran is available on the Download page. This new build fixes an issue that would cause Simply Fortran to crash if a project's executable was terminated via either the internal console's "Terminate" button, the toolbar's "Terminate" button, or the Terminate option in the Build menu. The new build no longer exhibits this behavior. Users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest build to avoid any further problems.

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Jan. 10, 2014

Version 2.9 Released!

Approximatrix, LLC is happy to announce the release of Simply Fortran Version 2.9. The latest release introduces new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes requested by users. Project flags provided by installed packages can be added to any project via the Project Options window automatically. The internal console has been improved markedly; the response time has been drastically improved, and lock-ups of the...

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Dec. 20, 2013

Bug Fixes Available

A new build of Simply Fortran 2.8 is now available. This new build fixes a number of minor problems reported by users. The Recent Files menu functionality has been restored. Debugger variables should appear in alphabetical order on all platforms. Crashes on Windows XP have been corrected. The new build is now available on the Download page. Users are encouraged to update their installation if they've experienced issues with version...

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Dec. 16, 2013

Simply Fortran 2.8 Now Available

Version 2.8 of Simply Fortran is now available from Approximatrix, LLC. The new release contains a number of improvements requested by users. The build procedure has been updated to eliminate the reliance on updating module time stamps; modules will now only be updated if the particular interface to the module has changed, which can improve build times for complex projects. Messages, warnings, and errors in the Build Status tab can now be clicked to...

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