But the print system is a Java-special, not using the regular Windows print menu, so you can’t alter your printer defaults, e.g. But it has good Fortran90 aware syntax highlighting (I had to make a small change to the configuration file to prevent every line starting with C being treated as a comment, but that was not difficult). Jedit - written in Java - when opening more than one file this has no tabs but a drop-down list at the top, which I find less convenient. I think the support of the Fortran community will help this IDE to become a very powerful general purpose and fast Fortran programming tool. It is one of the few true IDEs for Fortran. The environment is quite user friendly and easy to use. It can be expanded by plugins (see below).Ĭode::Blocks IDE for Fortran : Recommended! Originally developed for C++, this advanced IDE has many features of eclipse and supports most features of Fortran 20.
Sublime Text 2 – A beautiful text editor (paid but no enforced time limit for free use) that supports Fortran syntax via Textmate bundle.Geany: GUI editor with support for many languages as well as Fortran see below.Eclipse with Photran – For the IDE users.It used to be a good choice, but is rather obsolete compared to gedit.
NEdit – GUI editor with some Fortran support.Vim – Supports Fortran syntax up to Fortran 95, but see below.jed – Programmer’s editor that supports fixed-format Fortran 77 and free-format Fortran 2003 modes with syntax highlighting and smart indentation.Emacs – V 23.x and later come with f90-mode supporting Fortran 2003.Code::Blocks IDE for Fortran An IDE for Fortran 20.There are many editors that support Fortran syntax highlighting.
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