Jacob Williams

If you have a fix for this I would accept a pull results. I didn't write the CMake stuff and don't use it, so I can't help you there.

I also use FACE on Mac and can confirm it does work in the normal Terminal app (the colors show up).

@rweed Absolutely, we can use them! Although I think any GPL licensed code would be off limits since we don't want to make the whole library GPL, right? @epagone Yep,...

@scivision Is that for a different topic? I think we should have a function parser in `stdlib`, that could be used there. I can make a new ticket for that.

My thinking is that it would be a high-level object oriented interface. Something like what I did for [slsqp](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/slsqp/blob/master/src/slsqp_module.f90). I think this is the best way for modern codes of...

@rweed That sounds similar to what I was thinking. Do you have any of your examples in a repo somewhere I could examine? I hope to find some time soon...

OK, just to get something started, I have: https://github.com/jacobwilliams/opt-lib Currently, this has methods for non-derivative scalar root finding for a bracketed interval. The methods are in classes, but I also...

Interesting. I've never used the `nvfortran` compiler. I can try to take a look when I get a chance.

Interesting. However, intent(in) for pointer arguments doesn't mean their attributes can't be changed, it only means we can't change what the pointer is pointing too. So I think this code...

I'm not sure why I did `json_traverse` like that. I wonder if there was some reason... Maybe we can try making it recursive and eliminating the function within a function.