Contents.CHECKMATE FTN95, like its predecessor FTN77, has strong run-time checking options, collectively called CHECKMATE. Compiler switches can turn on various levels of run-time checking.

1. Fortran 77 Compiler

These include array bound checks, constant modification, DO LOOP modification, argument checking and undefined variable use. Program run-times are increased when checking is used. ClearWin+ ClearWin+ is a library built into the FTN95 run-time system. It offers an easy to use interface to the Windows and is not available when producing.NET code. It makes use of a set of format codes. The format codes resemble style codes. ClearWin+ is used to power the UI for.

Fortran 77 Compiler

From FTN95 version 7.00 a 64-bit version of ClearWin+ is included. This can be used with existing, free, 64-bit compilers. From version 8.00 on-wards FTN95 can compile to 32- or 64-bits.A simple ClearWin+ program. INTEGER i, winio @ EXTERNAL func i = winio @ ( 'Press this to see what happens &' ) i = winio @ ( '%^btPRESS', func ) END c - Function to do something - INTEGER function func func = 1 END Visual Studio FTN95 was the first Fortran compiler capable of producing code for Microsoft.NET. In addition plug-ins are available that allows FTN95 programs to be written, compiled and debugged inside. The plug-ins fully support Win32 and.NET code generation. The current release has plug-ins for 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015.

The FTN95 plug-ins can be installed into.Plato Plato is the supplied with FTN95. It can edit, compile and debug programs in a manner similar to the Visual Studio plug-ins. Although Plato specialises in Fortran it is not limited to it and can be tuned to work with any compiler. It is designed to stand-alone from FTN95.Salford Fortran FTN95 was developed by Salford Software Limited, a company owned by, and is the successor to their Fortran 77 compiler FTN77.

In August 2004 Salford Software relinquished control of FTN95 to Silverfrost Limited. Silverfrost FTN95 is often referred to as Salford FTN95 because of its University of Salford pedigree.References.