Although scientific programs use a variety of languages (basic, pascal, c, java, perl, python, ...), a substantial base of scientific code is written in fortran. Most (though not all) computational engines supported by WebMO are written in fortran. This resource concentrates on fortran compilers and the tools needed to support them.
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g77 is the gnu fortran77 compiler. It was last produced with gnu compiler collection (gcc) 3.4, and has since been supplanted with gfortran which supports fortran95. Because of the free-cost and high quality of the gnu copmpilers, a significant amount of software has been developed for and compiled with the g77 compiler.
gfortran is the new gnu fortran compiler, which attempts to follow the fortran95 standard. As such, it should be backward compatible with fortran77 and fortran90. It also promises to attempt following future fortran standards, such as fortran2003. gfortran replaces the gnu g77 compiler and is included with gnu compiler collection (gcc) 4.0 and higher.
f2c TRANSLATOR / f77 COMPILERf2c is a fortran77-to-c source code translator. Because f2c is written in c and its ouput is c, both of which can be compiled natively on unix operating systems, f2c offers a very transportable compiler solution for compiling fortran programs. f2c also offers a means of converting large fortran libraries, such as LAPACK, into c. f2c is still actively maintained and is available at
f77 was the first complete fortran77 compiler and was written in c. The original f77 program is no longer available for current computer architectures. However, f2c is based on the original f77 program, and the f2c distribution contains a f77 wrapper script that combines the f2c translation and c compilation steps. The f77 script also supports many command line options commonly associated with fortran compilers. Since the f77 script calls f2c, which in turn is based upon the original f77 program, the f77 script within the f2c distribution represents the most current implementation of the original f77 program.
Winteracter Starter KitUse the Winteracter Starter Kit -WiSK - to create GUI-based Fortran programs, using standard Windows controls. WiSK is a subset of the Winteracter toolset created by Interactive Software Services, Ltd. Winteracter is a Fortran callable, user-interface and graphics development kit with versions available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X . Derived from Winteracter, WiSK provides a library of subroutines to manage user interface components such as windows, menus, dialogs, mouse and keyboard. Menus and dialogs are designed/maintained using the supplied visual resource editor, ResEdit. A manifest creation tool enables use of the latest visual styles on Windows XP onwards. A set of graphics primitives are also included in the WiSK library, along with source code for an emulation of the earlier Lahey Video Graphics Library. WiSK is completed by the Application Wizard, which provides a jump start when producing new GUI based applications. Click here to view/download all WiSK examples. LGF Driver Program LG Fortran includes the powerful command line LGF driver program to simplify and enhance use of GFortran in a console environment, and to maintain compatibility with previous versions of Lahey Fortran. The LGF driver is able to accept LF95 options, and "translate" them into commands that GFortran can understand.
Viscous (or inviscid) analysis of an existing airfoil, allowing forced or free transition transitional separation bubbles limited trailing edge separation lift and drag predictions just beyond CLmax Karman-Tsien compressibility correction fixed or varying Reynolds and/or Mach numbers Airfoil design and redesign by interactive modification of surface speed distributions, in two methods: Full-Inverse method, based on a complex-mapping formulation Mixed-Inverse method, an extension of XFOIL's basic panel method Airfoil redesign by interactive modification of geometric parameters such as max thickness and camber, highpoint position LE radius, TE thickness camber line via geometry specification camber line via loading change specification flap deflection explicit contour geometry (via screen cursor) Blending of airfoils Writing and reading of airfoil coordinates and polar save files Plotting of geometry, pressure distributions, and multiple polars
Release Conditions XFOIL is released under the GNU General Public License. By downloading the software you agree to abide by the GPL conditions. The most important conditions are: You may copy, modify and redistribute XFOIL or its modifications freely. Any such redistributions must be done under the terms of the GPL, else the permission is withdrawn.AnnouncementsAn Xfoil electronic bulletin board has been created at YahooGroups. The intent is to exchange information on Xfoil and other aero software.
A Norwegian translation of this webpage has been createdby NTNU studentsSoftwarexfoil6.97.tar.gz (3972497 bytes) Xfoil 6.97 for Unix and Win32.Xfoil for Mac-OSX An independent 3rd-party build.Also at xfoil6.99.tgz (4515991 bytes) Xfoil 6.99 for Unix and Win32. Gzipped directory tar image. All source code, Orr-Sommerfeld database, plain text version of User Guide, sample Xfoil session inputs. Requires Fortran 77, C compilers, windowing support. XFOIL6.99.zip (3813300 bytes) Xfoil 6.99 for Windows.xfoilP3.zip (508267 bytes) Xfoil 6.94 executable for Win32, optimized for Pentium 3. xfoilP4.zip (531947 bytes) Xfoil 6.94 executable for Win32, optimized for Pentium 4. Pplot.zip (289812 bytes) Pplot executable for Win32 (optional separate polar save-file plotter). Pxplot.zip (281493 bytes) Pxplot executable for Win32 (optional separate polar dump-file plotter).
Note: The source code for Xfoil itself is the same for Unix and Win32. The plot library directory (plotlib) has a separate win32 subdirectory. See all the README files for more info. Win32 Notes: Interaction with Win32 XFOIL is through a DOS-type text console window. Some of Microsoft's Win32 OS'es (Win95/98/ME) have limitations on # of lines in a console window and cannot fully display XFOIL menus or output. Win95/98/ME also have other shortcomings with regard to resource usage and stability although XFOIL runs under these OS'es.Windows NT, Win2000 and Windows XP are the recommended Win32 platforms. Win32 Exe Notes: The executables for Win32 were compiled using the Intel Fortran Compiler 5.01-15 and Visual C++6.0. The Intel compiler (thanks to Tom Clarkson at Intel) was used to optimize executables for P3 and P4 Pentium architectures. The XFOIL executables should run on any Win32 Pentium-class machine as compiler options were used to include both optimized code and generic Pentium or AMD processor code for portability. Documentsxfoil_doc.txt (78602 bytes). User Guide in plain text.dataflow.pdf (11261 bytes). Data flow diagram.sessions.txt Sample Xfoil session inputs. version_notes.txt Summary of changes made for recent Xfoil versions.
Windows XP / Windows 7 InstructionsBelow are instructions to install a free minimal FORTRAN compilationenvironment for Microsoft Windows users. There are two free products to install, the compiler itself (mingw) and a graphical front-end (Code::Blocks). 1. Download mingw from here: -get-inst/ 2. Double click on the installation file. It is recommended that you not change the default install location, which is c:\mingw.During the installation be sure to select the Fortran Compiler in the component selection window as shown in the image below. 3. Download Code::Blocks for Fortran for Windows 32bit from this link: 4. Note that this version of Code::Blocks for Fortran does not require an actual installation. Simply unzip the downloaded package, then run the codeblocks.exe file directly from the resulting folder. You will be presented with the following options. Please check the option as shown in the image below. 5. To create a new fortran program click on file>New>File>Select Fortran Source>Hit Go and follow the instructions in the dialog box. 6. To open an existing fortran source file select File>Open> and navigate to the fortran source file. Mac OSX InstructionsBelow is the link to the instructions to download and install GCC 4.7,4.8 compiler suite. This compiler can be invoked using the OSX Terminal program. Note that the GCC 4.7,4.8 suite contains the required gfortran compiler. It can be downloaded by clicking on the link located just underneath the Computaion Tools :: C/Fortran section of the page.Link: www.hpc.sourceforge.net Below is the link to the instructions to download and install Photran, an Eclipse-based integrated IDE for fortran.Link: Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32306
If you have followed the instructions on Cheminformatics on a Mac you already have Xcode, Command Line tools and gfortran installed using Homebrew. Alternatively you can install GCC 8.3 (auto-vectorizing gcc with OpenMP) which includes gfortran (free, open source, GNU Fortran 95 compiler), gcc (GNU C) and g++ (GNU C++) compilers that can perform auto-vectorization (i.e. modify code to take advantage of AltiVec/SSE, automatically) and other sophisticated optimizations like OpenMP. There are detailed instructions here, last updated April 2019 (Mojave).
They provide redistribute libraries for dynamically linked binaries, but they also support static linking, so in either case binaries can be distributed to people without the compiler installed.They aren't free on Mac (they are free on Linux), but the academic price is relatively inexpensive. Additionally they have a C/C++ compiler suite, but the performance gain over clang is no longer there. They are better than gcc in terms of codgen, however. So if you aren't using MLK there may be no benefit. 2ff7e9595c
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