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I would delete your "build/" directory just to be sure. Secondly, I would set environment variable FC=gfortran as follows depending on what shell you use: * command prompt: `set FC=gfortran`...

Thanks for reporting these issues. Yes the ones developing tend to forgot the little techniques that users may not be aware of.

Yes I agree, I never actually got this working--not a permanent issue, I just didn't take the time to do it.

Thanks for your report, I will have to try it myself

You would need 1. Fortran compiler 2. Cmake or Meson+Ninja The if statements are handling corner cases with cmake on windows

Hi @Jammyjamjamman I think that would be fine to have the C version of IGRF as a reference. Feel free to pull request it :+1: It is not too difficult.

I just checked and put the C code in this repo for future reference. I didn't have any issues compiling with Visual Studio or any other modern C compiler I...

I'm not sure, I haven't seen this issue. I just rearranged the build to see if it helps, at least if it will give some error output

a set of functions one would find on a handheld scientific calculator in Fortran: https://github.com/scivision/rpn-calc-fortran#other-functions

@jacobwilliams the functions are a bunch of polymorphic math functions that can readily be adapted in stdlib. The simple REPL it has is a separate idea, if a pure Fortran...