Code::Blocks for Fortran is a free, cross platform Integrated
Development Environment (IDE).
This is a customized version of main Code::Blocks IDE originally a C/C+
+ oriented IDE.

The most notably features are:
    -Syntax highlighting
    -Symbol browsing
    -Visual debugging
    -Support for many Fortran compiles including: gFortran, g95, PGI
Fortran, Intel Fortran
    -Support for mixed-language programming
    -Support for workspace (having multiple project with many
different targets, dependencies in a single
                                      solution)
It supports all type of Fortran projects including:

    -Fortran Application
    -Fortran Static Library
    -Fortran Shared Library
    -Fortran Dynamic Link Library

Code::Blocks for Fortran is light, portable and cross-platform


For more information, screen shots and download see:
   http://darmar.vgtu.lt/



Long list of features

    * Editor with Fortran syntax highlighting (fixed and free form).
    * Compilation of Fortran project directly from IDE. FortranProject
plugin should care about Fortran file dependencies. Alternatively you
can use your supplied makefile.
    * Possibility to jump directly to the code line with an error
(currently the support of gfortran, g95, Intel Fortran and PGI Fortran
is implemented).
    * Symbols browser with defined program units (functions,
subroutines, modules etc.) in your project.
    * Possibility to jump to code line with subroutine/function
definition directly from editor (right click on the name and select
"Jump to: 'name'") or from the symbols browser (double click on the
name).
    * Program debugging using GNU GDB.
    * Completion of names when you type or when you press Ctrl+Space
(you can change the key combinations in Editor's Settings).  Currently
the support for subroutine/function names, the names of variables and
the components of derived types is implemented.
    * Call-tips with subroutine/function argument list. Appears
automatically or when you press Ctrl+Shift+Space.
    * Appearance of tooltips when you hold mouse on variable or name
of subroutine.
    * Jump back and forth again to the edited file or the marked line
(BrowseTracker plugin, use Alt+arrow).
    * and more


keywords:
 GUI, editor, IDE, cross platform, Fortran compiler, visual debugging