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March 24, 2022

64-bit ARM Packages Now Available for GNU/Linux

With Raspberry Pi OS now offering an official 64-bit distribution, we have released our first Simply Fortran builds targeting GNU/Linux on 64-bit ARM systems. The AppImage and Debian packages, available on our Download page, were built and packaged using Debian 11 as a base. These offerings are designed to work not only on 64-bit Raspberry Pi systems, but also on other high-performance ARM platforms running GNU/Linux.

As an officially supported platform, we [welcome any bug...

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Feb. 4, 2022

Simply Fortran 3.23 Now Available

Approximatrix is happy to announce the availability of Simply Fortran version 3.23 for all supported platforms. The new release incorporates numerous bug fixes, cosmetic improvements, and new features. A new option was introduced to allow Simply Fortran to better manage project makefiles. Specifically, makefiles will now be assigned a per-project filename, ensuring that multiple projects residing in the same directory should no longer overwrite each others' makefiles. The...

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Dec. 28, 2021

Version 3.22 Released

Approximatrix is happy to announce the release of Simply Fortran 3.22 for all supported platforms. The latest release incorporates a number of bug fixes for the development environment and introduces minor feature additions based on recent improvements.

The fixed-format Fortran editor can now be configured to behave somewhat differently than in previous versions. New options were added to specify the first column for new lines and initial tabs on any given line. ...

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Nov. 5, 2021

New Bug Fix and Feature Addition Builds Available

New builds of version 3.21 of Simply Fortran are now available on the Download page for all platforms. The new builds fix some reported bugs related to debugging and new projects, and additional features have been added to Windows distributions.

An issue with the debugging related to launch arguments has been corrected. Launch arguments were not being passed to the underlying debugging engine at all as a result of some behind-the-scenes changes introduced in version 3.20, and...

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