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NAG (Numerical Algorithms Group): seller of Fortran compilers and libraries.
Last modification on December 21 2000.
PGPLOT: Fortran 77 subroutine package for scientific 2,3D plots.
Last modification on October 6 2000.
HPF: high performance Fortran.
Last modification on November 3 1999.
CUTE: a suite of Fortran subroutines for linear and nonlinear optimization.
Last modification on May 17 1999.
Harwell Subroutine Library: a suite of Fortran subroutines for scientific computation.
Last modification on May 17 1999.
LANCELOT: Fortran packages for solving large-scale nonlinearly constrained optimization problems.
Last modification on May 17 1999.
Information about running Fortran codes under Linux.
Last modification on November 7 2000.
Nas Software: seller of Fortran compilers and libraries.
Last modification on October 31 2000.
F: a carefully crafted subset of the most recent version of Fortran.
Last modification on November 20 2000.
ADAPTOR: a High Performance Fortran compilation system.
Last modification on June 30 2000.
FLIB: non-numeric Fortran routines for string manipulation, error handling, etc.
Last modification on April 9 1999.
F2c: A free Fortran -& C compiler.
Last modification on November 16 2000.
NAGWare f90 Compiler: Fortran 90 compiler from NAG.
Last modification on September 29 2000.
NAG FL90plus and fl90 Fortran 90 Libraries: Fortran 90 libraries.
Last modification on August 18 2000.
MODULEF: a Fortran 77 library for finite element methods.
Last modification on June 22 1999.
HPFPlus: high performance Fortran compiler from N.A. Software.
Last modification on July 22 2000.
VAST/f90: a Fortran 90 to g77 translator.
Last modification on August 10 2000.
IMSL Math/Stat Libraries: more than 900 FORTRAN numerical subroutines.
Last modification on August 23 2000.

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