Posts by Giannis Nikiteas
Fpm version 0.11.0 released
- 10 March 2025
- 分類: release
The latest release of the Fortran Package Manager (FPM) brings several maintenance updates, bug fixes, and performance improvements. This version also introduces new features such as support for HDF5 metapackages via pkg_config, enhanced parsing for abstract interfaces, and the ability to install test programs. Additionally, compliance with Fortran standards has been improved, along with better handling of Windows-specific issues and Intel Fortran Compiler (ifx) support.
Fpm version 0.10.0 released
- 08 January 2024
- 分類: release
The latest release of the Fortran Package Manager (FPM) showcases a range of
updates geared towards enhancing functionality and user experience.
Key improvements include significant advancements in MPI support,
now allowing the usage of MPI modules in metapackages.
On the command line interface, a --dry-run option for fpm publish has been
added, allowing users to simulate the publishing process. This release also
brings various bug fixes and performance improvements. For a full list of
changes please see below.
Fpm version 0.8.0 released
- 07 April 2023
- 分類: release
This release introduces support for enabling and disabling language features in fpm, such as implicit typing or default source form. By default, fpm now tries to disable implicit typing rules, implicit external interfaces and assumes the source form is always free. The options can be overwritten in the manifest for each project.
Fpm version 0.7.0 released
- 26 October 2022
- 分類: release
This release introduces preprocessor support in the fpm.toml manifest, allowing
for preprocessor macros, file suffixes and directories where the preprocessor should run.
This feature was implemented as part of Arteev Raina's Google Summer of Code 2022 project.
Furthermore, fpm has now the ability to compile C++ source files in addition to Fortran and C.
Finally, the ability to define compiler profiles in the fpm.toml manifest has been added,
although the profile settings are not currently used in the build process.