Discussion:
Inline::Fortran
Kenneth Kroenlein
2013-01-29 16:46:48 UTC
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This e-mail is a little late in going out, but I got a message the other
day that reminded me I should really get this work out there. I got a
large chunk of the way through writing an Inline::Fortran module before
'real' work slowed me down enough to lose stream. I've got an ostensibly
complete Fortran Parser (I think fully 77/90/95 compliant, regex based)
along with tests written, but got hung up learning the necessary XS to do
the bindings.

I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted to
know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the work
I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like 3 years
now...

Cheers,
Ken
Ron Grunwald
2013-01-30 01:13:05 UTC
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Hi Kenneth,

Your post comes at an interesting time for me. I've been programming
exclusively in FORTRAN 95 over the past twelve months and gradually stepping
over to F2003. At some point, in the distant future, I would like to tie my
Fortran code to a WxPerl GUI, which is where an Inline::Fortran module would
be very useful to me.

I've done some "under the hood" work on Inline before, by way of Inline::BC.
I struggled a bit with that but it ended well with the release of 0.08. I'm
not sure if I'm capable of taking over a complex project such as
Inline::Fortran, but I am willing to at least look through the work you've
done and try it out.

I remember your name from several years back when you first posted about
Inline::Fortran. Many thanks for persisting with this project and I would
really like to see your hard work come to fruition.

Cheers,

Ron.
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Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
This e-mail is a little late in going out, but I got a message the other
day that reminded me I should really get this work out there. I got a
large chunk of the way through writing an Inline::Fortran module before
'real' work slowed me down enough to lose stream. I've got an ostensibly
complete Fortran Parser (I think fully 77/90/95 compliant, regex based)
along with tests written, but got hung up learning the necessary XS to do
the bindings.
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted to
know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the work
I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like 3 years
now...
Cheers,
Ken
Eric Wilhelm
2013-01-30 01:47:31 UTC
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Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted
to know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the
work I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like
3 years now...
Hi Kenneth,

If you're inclined to publish what you have done, getting it out on
github or whatnot where it can be readily picked-up will probably help
someone in the future and leaves the door open for potential
collaborators. It's best to publish (and vote) early and often.

Thanks,
Eric
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Kenneth Kroenlein
2013-02-02 16:13:25 UTC
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At Eric's suggestion, I have uploaded the some pertinent code to github,
project Inline-Fortran. Let me know if anyone has any questions.

Ken
Post by Ron Grunwald
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted
to know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the
work I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like
3 years now...
Hi Kenneth,
If you're inclined to publish what you have done, getting it out on
github or whatnot where it can be readily picked-up will probably help
someone in the future and leaves the door open for potential
collaborators. It's best to publish (and vote) early and often.
Thanks,
Eric
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Ingy dot Net
2013-02-02 22:53:09 UTC
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Thank you Kenneth!
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
At Eric's suggestion, I have uploaded the some pertinent code to github,
project Inline-Fortran. Let me know if anyone has any questions.
Ken
Post by Ron Grunwald
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted
to know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the
work I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like
3 years now...
Hi Kenneth,
If you're inclined to publish what you have done, getting it out on
github or whatnot where it can be readily picked-up will probably help
someone in the future and leaves the door open for potential
collaborators. It's best to publish (and vote) early and often.
Thanks,
Eric
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Ingy dot Net
2013-02-02 22:55:05 UTC
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Adding the url to the project for good measure:

https://github.com/kenneth-k/Inline-Fortran
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
At Eric's suggestion, I have uploaded the some pertinent code to github,
project Inline-Fortran. Let me know if anyone has any questions.
Ken
Post by Ron Grunwald
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted
to know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the
work I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like
3 years now...
Hi Kenneth,
If you're inclined to publish what you have done, getting it out on
github or whatnot where it can be readily picked-up will probably help
someone in the future and leaves the door open for potential
collaborators. It's best to publish (and vote) early and often.
Thanks,
Eric
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David Mertens
2013-02-03 13:20:28 UTC
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FYI, just last week somebody was asking about an Inline::Fortran module on
The Quantified Onion (
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/the-quantified-onion). Your first
email came immediately afterwards: I assumed you had been following the
discussion, but maybe not. At any rate, I sent a note to the discussion
about your recent github repo and, well, you just made Demian's day.

;-)
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
At Eric's suggestion, I have uploaded the some pertinent code to github,
project Inline-Fortran. Let me know if anyone has any questions.
Ken
Post by Ron Grunwald
Post by Kenneth Kroenlein
I'm having a little difficulty tracking down all the files, but wanted
to know if anyone on here has the time and inclination to pick up the
work I've started. You know, what with me not working on it for like
3 years now...
Hi Kenneth,
If you're inclined to publish what you have done, getting it out on
github or whatnot where it can be readily picked-up will probably help
someone in the future and leaves the door open for potential
collaborators. It's best to publish (and vote) early and often.
Thanks,
Eric
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