Jeremie Vandenplas

Thank you @perazz for this work! > So I've been putting together a nearly-complete, Modern-Fortran version of BLAS and LAPACK which is ~90% automated from the Reference-LAPACK repo (license allows...

> Skimming around I found this post https://andrewlock.net/working-on-two-git-branches-at-once-with-git-worktree/ that addresses precisely this by showing how to use `git worktree`. I didn't know `git worktree`. I'll give it a try. Thank...

@LecrisUT Hash maps have been implemented in `stdlib`. See [here](https://stdlib.fortran-lang.org/page/specs/stdlib_hashmaps.html) for more detail. Is it what you are looking for?

@LecrisUT I agree with you that the specs are quite difficult to follow and is not written for users. Unfortunately, I never found the time to write a tutorial. Anyway,...

I think you got the idea. > So to get this straight: > > * `other_type = value_type` > * you have to manually create values for the objects `key`...

> Well, one thing I couldn't find is how to store and retrieve pointers instead of values Do you mean something like that: ```fortran input = 'aaaarrrr' output => input...

> I think it is when using non-intrisic data types so that it can only use `class(*), pointer` which cannot upcast to `class(my_type), pointer` and then it complains that it...

@LecrisUT Good catch! Thank you. I'll edit my posts. Sorry for the troubles!

> I would like to contribute to the stdlib. I worked for my own needs on a fpm package implementing Codata constants. Is this topic still relevant today? Thank you...

> > I think the question is why those tests are there in the first place for? In other words, is there a valid reason those dummy tests should be...