Brad Richardson
Brad Richardson
I like it, but it's missing two aspects. 1. Specifying the runner (like #221) 2. Specifying the target arguments For 1, I would just add the `--runner` argument. For 2,...
@kubajj or @awvwgk , have either of you had time to look at and/or resolve the merge conflicts? I'm getting more and more anxious to start using (and see how...
What's required for a Conda package?
That seems like it wouldn't actually require any changes to FPM.
I've got a few projects that fail with the latest version of Ford, except that using an older version of one of its dependencies works. Namely the CI scripts have...
I'll have to work out how to get it working on my machine, but I'll try to get to it soon.
@rouson , that still works, but if recent developments have made it unnecessary, that would useful to know.
> Is this about right: Close. I'd write it like this: ```fortran module swap_m implicit none private public :: swap_t template swap_t(T) private public :: swap type :: T end...
> Is the keyword "only" in this example, the same as "unique" in [this document](https://everythingfunctional.wordpress.com/2022/07/24/the-state-of-fortran-generics/)? No. `only` is intended to behave like it does for `use` statements (i.e. only those...
It should be very rare that it becomes important, but here's an example. ```fortran module m implicit none public :: tmpl template tmpl(T, add_one) type, deferred :: T interface subroutine...