Brad Richardson

Generic linked-list, or really any generic data structure, is really cumbersome with the current Fortran capabilities. They work, but you end up having to use a `select type` block every...

A singly linked list can be implemented using `allocatable`s in Fortran. I'm with @rouson that a doubly linked list should only add the `prev` component to a node and the...

I personally would vote for hash tables.

tried one more. this ```toml [colours.red] red = 255 green = 0 blue = 0 [colours] yellow = "#FFFF00" pink = "#FFC0CB" ``` only gives output ```toml [colours] pink =...

I had it feeling it might be complicated. Glad to hear it's at least in the plan. Thanks for looking into it.

I'm actually of the opinion that a single, top-level `.gitignore` is better. It keeps all the related "configuration" information in one place.

@urbanjost makes some good points. However, there is a point at which trying to "protect the user from themselves" has gone too far. I'm starting to think that maybe fpm...

> especially useful to have a `.gitignore` in the build directory. I kind of disagree. If you have a `.gitignore` file in the build folder, then when users delete the...

> How does this work? I'm not aware of any git commands (without `--force` adding and committing the build directory first) which would allow this. Having the `.gitignore` in the...

I was able to compile the latest commit on PR #507 with gfortran on Windows. Give the attached executable a try and let us know how it goes. [fpm-f884bfd38a546dba12ccabcce8581e7bab29e51f.exe.txt](https://github.com/fortran-lang/fpm/files/6831576/fpm-f884bfd38a546dba12ccabcce8581e7bab29e51f.exe.txt)