[Arjen Markus] (5 march 2003) It has taken me some (calendar) time to get [Critcl] to understand Fortran, and have it work on various platforms, but it is (almost) ready.

The current state:
   * Critclf (as this version is called) is available for anybody who wants to have a look, it is documented, though some cleaning is necessary.
   * Support for other platforms than the original Linux/gcc platform is provided by using a package called ''buildtools'' - see [Generic compiling and linking via build tools].
   * The advantage of this approach is that the Critcl package itself can be extended easily to support other platforms - by extending the "tool database" in ''buildtools''.
   * The code is not yet ready for release in the sense that it does behave as a nice package yet (just scripts sourcing each other).
   * The data types for exchanging data between Tcl and Fortran are somewhat limited, especially where strings are concerned.
   * The version number is 0.20 (based on Critcl 0.32)

If you are interested, then just send me an email

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