FYI, MS Fortran has long been supersceded by an offering from Compaq which uses MS' Visual Studio to make things perty. My understanding is that Intel's offering is similar. There's also "F", an F90 subset which has its own IDE.
Then there's Absoft for the Mac people....
Not sure about Linux....
In any case, who really needs the IDEs when there's a perfectly good command line?
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FYI, MS Fortran has long been supersceded by an offering from Compaq which uses MS' Visual Studio to make things perty. My understanding is that Intel's offering is similar. There's also "F", an F90 subset which has its own IDE. Then there's Absoft for the Mac people ....
Not sure about Linux ....
In any case, who really needs the IDEs when there's a perfectly good command line?