Fortran PDF "pocket" Reference

RadSurfer RadSurfer@yahoo.com
Tue Nov 13 10:17:00 GMT 2007


I have not worked on this since October 2007, but I do continue
to receive requests for it.

I have just checked, and it is still available at

http://physik.fu-berlin.de/~tburnus/gcc-trunk/FortranRef/

the ODT file is the Open Office Document used to create the PDF.

If you feel you would like to contribute by trying your hand at creating
a FORTRAN 90/95/2003/etc Reference Card, feel free.
I was trying to develop a convenient user-reference for gnu fortran 4.3.0,
and cover as much as the "basics" as possible. It just can not be done in
just 1 or 2 pages :-)

Comments are still welcomed regarding the need for such a convenient
"all-in-one" reference.  Thank you for your interest and lets hope others
take on the task to show us their vision what a Fortran Reference PDF should
contain :-)

//RadSurfer//

PS: Sometimes I reply to requests sent to RadSurfer@yahoo.com,
    and the email bounces; hence this reminder where the PDF is
    being hosted.




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