Fortran 2003 Features in GNU Fortran
For Fortran 2008 see below and at
Implemented
See also GFortran news and in the GNU Fortran manuals and note that the following list is incomplete.
Command-line intrinsics
Streaming IO
ENUMERATION support
Allocatable components and dummy arguments (TR 15581) and move_alloc
USE statements with INTRINSIC and NON_INTRINSIC (since 2006-11-17)
ISO_FORTRAN_ENV module (since 2006-11-20)
VOLATILE attribute (since 2006-11-07)
VALUE attribute (since 2006-12-03)
IMPORT statement (since 2006-12-08)
PROTECTED statement (since 2006-12-10)
Intent for pointers (since 2007-01-05)
Renaming operators on the USE statement (since 2007-03-08)
ISO C Bindings (since 2007-07-02)
MIN / MAX with character arguments (since 2007-08-06)
Optional KIND= specifier: ACHAR, COUNT, IACHAR, ICHAR, INDEX, LBOUND, LEN, LEN_TRIM, SCAN, SIZE, UBOUND, VERIFY (since 2007-08-12), MAXLOC, MINLOC (since 2017-11-04, GCC 8.0.0)
ABSTRACT INTERFACE (since 2007-08-18) and PROCEDURE statement (since 2007-09-04, without procedure pointers)
Fortran 2003 BOZ, i.e. BOZ in INT, REAL, DBLE and CMPLX (since 2007-12-08)
Asynchronous IO, (since 2008-05-2008 implemented as synchronous I/O, since 2018-08-21 (GCC 9.0.0)
I/O changes: decimal=, sign=, delim=, pad=, blank=, round=, encoding=default and UTF-8 (since 2008-04-05)
SELECTED_CHAR_KIND (since 2008-04-30; Fortran 2003 conforming, but no optional UCS-4 support)
Structure constructures (since 2008-05-16)
type-spec for array constructor (since 2008-05-16)
Procedure Pointers (since 2008-07-02), as function results (since 2009-04-09)
Procedure Pointer Components, with NOPASS (since 2009-05-06) and PASS (since 2009-07-25).
Type extension (since 2008-07-29)
Support for UCS-4 (ISO 10646) and I/O with encoding=UTF-8 encoding (since 2008-08-16)
Type-bound procedures: PROCEDURE (since 2008-08-28), GENERIC (since 2008-08-31), as operators (since 2009-08-27)
Abstract derived types: ABSTRACT, DEFERRED
Allocatable scalars
SELECT TYPE (since 2009-11-30)
SAME_TYPE_AS and EXTENDS_TYPE_OF intrinsics (since 2009-11-30)
polymorphic datatypes: Initial, experimental support, but problems with type-bound procedures (2009-11-30)
ALLOCATE specifiers SOURCE= and ERRMSG=
ASSOCIATE construct (partial implementation; since 2010-06-2010, updated 2010-08-17)
Pointer Rank Remapping and setting of lower bounds (since 2010-08-19)
Coarrays: partially implemented (for a single image) since April 2010, cf. Coarray
Deferred-length character strings since 2011-01-28 (GCC 4.6)
Reallocate on assignment since 2011-01-28 (GCC 4.6)
Constructors, i.e. generic functions with the same name as derived types, since 2011-11-16 (GCC 4.7)
Polymorphic arrays since 2011-12-11 (GCC 4.7)
User Defined Derived-Type IO since 2016-08-31 (GCC 7.0.0)
Parameterized derived types since 2017-09-09 (GCC 8.0.0)
MAXLOC and MINLOC for character types since 2017-11-22 (GCC 8.0.0)
MAXVAL and MINVAL for character types since 2017-12-03 (GCC 8.0.0)
Fortran 2008
- ASINH, ACOSH, ATANH, ERF, ERFC, GAMMA, LOG_GAMMA, BESSEL_*, HYPOT and ERFC_SCALED (missing are three-argument form of BESSEL_*N and norm2) since 2008-03-06
- g0 edit descriptor (since 2008-06-08).
- NEWUNIT= option for OPEN (since 2009-06-08).
- Unlimited format item (*(since 2009-08-19)).
- Experimental support of the BLOCK construct (since 2009-09-29).
- The complex versions of A{SIN,COS,TAN}{,H} (since GCC 4.5)
- Single-image coarray support (incomplete, since Mai 2010)
CONTIGUOUS attribute (2010-06-21)
- Implied-shape arrays (2010-08-13)
- IMPURE (elemental) procedures (2010-08-15)
DO CONCURRENT since 2011-09-08 (but without type-spec)
IEEE intrinsic modules (TR15580, Fortran 2003 & 2008) since 2014-06-28
Unimplemented
Features supported by several other compilers
Extended Formatted I/O specifiers i/o specifiers of non-default-kind, (PR29602)
Other features
Note: This list is by far incomplete.
Non-initialization expr. as case-selector PR25104
Moving GNU Fortran towards the 2008 Standard
submodules: Part of Fortran 2008 (draft) and of the technical report ISO/IEC TR 19767:2005 Fortran - Enhanced Module Facilities
co-arrays: Missing parts such as a multi-image implementation, cf. Coarray