Laurence Kedward

Yep, that was my intention - to make it really easy to install on 'plain' Windows. (I'd probably say this is easier than downloading binaries and installing them manually to...

We could perhaps add it to the how-to install guide [here](https://awvwgk.github.io/stdlib-docs/en/how-to/installing.html). I'm hoping to move quickstart-fortran to under fortran-lang on Github and perhaps also link to it from fortran-lang.org

Which version of `ifort` are you running @ivan-pi? Playing around on godbolt.org () shows `ifort` vectorizing over 4 elements by calling a `cbrtf4` function (presumably from the Intel library) for...

> Yes, if the sign is always changing ifort can't use vectors with the branching version Interestingly, it looks like the `ifort` version is actually able to vectorise the branching...

I'm also in favour of keeping the template and agree with the suggestions in Milan's first comment. The template isn't excessively long IMO, and it makes sure all the necessary...

> For the record, are you aware of [fhash](https://github.com/jl2922/fhash)? There's also my own implementation of the same name: [LKedward/fhash](https://github.com/LKedward/fhash). (My focus for that project was mostly on providing a nice...

Another task for the CI is to check for broken links (both internal and external).

Perhaps the best option is to structure the index differently, as an array instead of a hash map

True, though the index is only a serialisation, converting to an array serialisation does not preclude implementation as a hash map. I'd rather not complicate the build with additional Ruby...

I think the fpm-deployment CI is failing because you need to update the `ci/fpm-deployment.sh` script to also copy over the included files into an `./include` folder in the root directory.