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project: FORLAB
summary: A opensource package FORLAB v1.0 for (modern) Fortran
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license: by-sa
author: FORLAB v1.0 contributors
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@warning This API documentation for the fortran-fans/FORLAB v1.0 is a work in progress
@note Use the navigation bar at the top of the screen to browse modules, procedures, source files, etc. The listings near the bottom of the page are incomplete.
This is the main API documentation landing page generated by FORD. The documentation for comment markup in source code, running FORD and the FORD project file are all maintained on the FORD wiki.
The Fortran FORLAB v1.0 is a Fortran module that provides a lot of functions for scientific computing mostly inspired by Matlab and Python's module NumPy.
FORLAB is mainly developed by Keurfon Luu. (see keurfonluu/Forlab)
The goal of the FORLAB is to achieve the following general scope:
- forlab easy-to-use interface
- ford-api-doc
- multi-precision forlab
- benchmarks
FORLAB is released under the MIT License.