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Approximatrix will always strive to release a functional, reliable product, and we welcome reports of any issues we may have missed. This latest release introduces modern user interface updates to the Windows edition, fixes numerous, minor bugs, and brings new features.

Due to changes in text output routines, Windows projects using either AppGraphics or Aplot will need to be rebuilt.Īdditional bugs can always be reported directly via any support channel. The team at Approximatrix is happy to announce the release of version 3.30 of Simply Fortran for Windows, macOS, and GNU/Linux. A major issue with application icon assignment has been corrected, meaning the setwindowlargeicon and setwindowsmallicon subroutines should now work properly. List controls will now properly display scrollbars when applicable. Specifically, text output routines will now accept an optional parameter regarding whether trimming should occur (as it has by default up to this build). Windows users will find some additions to the AppGraphics library included in the new builds.

An additional bug related to starting new projects that could cause memory access errors has been eliminated as well in the new builds. Launch arguments were not being passed to the underlying debugging engine at all as a result of some behind-the-scenes changes introduced in version 3.20, and the issue has since been corrected. The programming interface provided is designed to be straightforward, and the library is available on Windows, macOS, and GNU/Linux.

The new builds fix some reported bugs related to debugging and new projects, and additional features have been added to Windows distributions.Īn issue with the debugging related to launch arguments has been corrected. With the release of version 2.36, Simply Fortran now includes Aplot, a library for creating simple, two-dimensional plots and charts directly from Fortran.

APPROXIMATRIX SIMPLY FORTRAN DOWNLOAD

New builds of version 3.21 of Simply Fortran are now available on the Download page for all platforms.

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