Is there a free High Performance Fortran (HPF) compiler for Windows?

Question

I have to do an assignment in HPF but I can't find a free compiler for Windows.

Answer 1

I am pretty sure this compile will support it, even tho its not on the description:

http://www.pgroup.com/products/pvf.htm

Maybe call them.

Answer 2

What about this. Their front page says that they've gone open source. You might check them out. There's also something called ADAPTOR out there, but I didn't find any useful live links for it. You might try to hunt that down. There may also be some open source projects on SourceForge, or some other repository.

CHEERS!

Answer 3

No one yet mentioned the obvious... MinGW with gfortran. Free and pretty good.

Intel Fortran is also free for non-commercial use (but it has to be really non-commercial - academic work doesn't count).

G95 is the other major free / open source contender and could be worth a try - but I have only first hand had success with gfortran on windows (only because I never tried g95).

I'm still looking for a free Fortran compiler that can build 64 bit Matlab mex files on Windows. Intel Fortran works, gfortran can be made to work for 32 bit (with a bit of work) but I couldn't get gfortran working with 64 bit... If anyone knows one I would love to hear about it!