FortranCon 2021
FortranCon 2021 (September 23-24, 2021), the second international conference dedicated to the Fortran programming language, has concluded. Once again, it was an amazing conference, with lots of great talks, including a fortran-lang minisymposium. This year there were about 160 registered attendees and about 80 people on average on Zoom and Slack at any given time.
Lists of talks
- Alfio Lazzaro Welcome
- Arjen Markus Handling dimensions and units of measure in a program
- Mohd Furquan Some adventures with compile time evaluation
- Alexey Cherkaev Fortran in Hydrometallurgy: Practice and Research
- Leandro Martinez Invited Presentation: A computational chemist perspective on Fortran vs. Julia programming
- Marshall Ward Bit-reproducible methods of dimensional and rotational verification testing
- Jeff Hammond Standard Fortran on GPUs and its utility in quantum chemistry codes
- Damian Rouson Keynote: Fortran at the Intersection
- Ondřej Čertík LFortran: Interactive LLVM-based Fortran Compiler for Modern Architectures
- Alessandro Fanfarillo HIPFort: Present and Future Directions for Portable GPU Programming in Fortran
- Sarah Tipler SPACE: Three Decades of Spacecraft Power Systems Analysis with Fortran
- Sebastian Costamagna SEACAL: Cross Platform Parallel Hybrid Code for Calculations of Ship Motions
- Rohit Goswami f2py: Two Decades Later
- Nicolas Abreu Netto Test automation on a Fortran Legacy Software: the AnaTest framework
- Jeff Hammond The Case for Asynchronous Task Parallelism in Fortran
- Brad Richardson Your Requirements Specification as an Executable Test Suite
- Laurence Kedward The State of Fortran
- Thirumalai Shaktivel Finish AST generation in LFortran
- Gagandeep Singh Supporting Arrays and Allocatables in LFortran
- Rohit Goswami Implementing Fortran Standardese within LFortran
- Nathaniel Shaffer What's new in the Fortran Standard Library?
- Aman Godara Improving Strings Support in Fortran
- Chetan Karwa et al. Linked lists for stdlib
- Sebastian Ehlert Fortran package manager
- Jakub Jelínek Handling Compiler Flags in fpm
- Tiziano Müller Wrap-up
See also
- FortranCon 2021 Website
- FortranCon 2020 [previous post]
- Countdown to Fortran 2023 Release (Is this real? There's no way to know...)