fortran gui

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  1. anoopmj, Sep 28, 2010

    anoopmj macrumors member

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    Hi,

    I have been programming with visual basic on windows for a while now and was hoping to move onto fortran (mainly because of lots of old code) on a mac. I have gfortran and g95 already, and it seems to work well.

    I was wondering if anyone knew a good and simple (imp!) way to create GUIs for fortran code on a mac, like visual basic on windows? I have heard about Xcode, but that does not seem as intuitive as VB.

    Cheers,

    A
     
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  2. vmagnin, Feb 21, 2011

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    new gtk-fortran project (Graphical User Interface)

    Hi, it has not yet been tested on Mac, but it should work. Let me know.

    The objective of the gtk-fortran project is to offer Fortran programmers a crossplatform library to build Graphical User Interfaces (GUI). Gtk-fortran is a GTK+ / Fortran binding entirely written in Fortran. It is based on the ISO_C_BINDING module for interoperability between C and Fortran, which is a part of the Fortran 2003 standard. GTK+ is a free software crossplatform graphical library available for Linux, Unix, Windows and MacOs X.

    The home page of the project is https://github.com/jerryd/gtk-fortran/wiki

    In its devel branch, gtk-fortran offers currently an interface to more than 8100 GTK+ functions (GTK, GDK, GdkPixbuf, Cairo, Pango). It is not complete but covers probably more than 85% of GTK, GDK, GdkPixbuf, Cairo and Pango. These interfaces were automatically created by a python script which parses the C header files of the GTK+ libraries.
     
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