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M.R.Hadian wrote: > Walt, > i tested japi on windows but i could not do it on linux. > unfortunately, it seems that the project is not developing and the > manuals are not in english. True, that there does not appear to be development, but here is a manual in English. > > Walt Brainerd wrote: > >> M.R.Hadian wrote: >> >>> Hi >>> I generated my CFD code in Fortran 90 and can compile it using any >>> Fortran 90 compiler on both windows and Linux. Now I want to make a >>> GUI for my code. On windows I can use Intel Visual Fortran compiler, >>> but I want a multi platform one. >>> The only think that I found is the “pilib” library which is a port of >>> GTK for Fortran, but it is still under development and is not a >>> complete one. >>> What is your suggestion for visual Fortran 90 programming especially >>> on Linux? (I prefer a free one!!!) >>> are there any free tools to use in Fortran? >>> Is it advised to use C++/Fortran90 mixed programming and applying >>> wxWidget or QT libraries? In this case, is it more straightforward >>> for the main program to be in C++ or Fortran90? I doubt if I can >>> integrate my Fortran90 code with wxWidget library and call its >>> functions in my code. Especially the compiler and linker that can >>> compile and link both of them is a question for me. >>> Best Regards, >>> Hadian >>> >>> >>> >> I have included JAPI with the Fortran Tools. >> It is no longer maintained, but seems to work. >> > > > -- Walt Brainerd [log in to unmask] The Fortran Company 6025 N. Wilmot Rd., Tucson, AZ 85750 USA http://www.fortran.com