I suggest app-sci/pyfort From official manual: Pyfort extends Python with Fortran routines Pyfort is a tool for connecting Fortran routines (and "Fortran-like" C) to Python (www.python.org) and its Numerical Python array extension (numpy.sf.net). Pyfort translates an module file that describes the routines you wish to access from Python into a C language source file defining a Python module. Pyfort will also build and install this extension into Python. Fortran was changed significantly by the introduction of the Fortran 90 standard. We will use the phrase "modern Fortran" to indicate versions of Fortran from Fortran 90 onwards. Pyfort's input uses a syntax that is a subset of the modern Fortran syntax for declaring routines and their arguments. The current release does not yet support modern Fortran's "explicit-interface" routines. However, the tool was designed with this in mind for a future release. Pyfort can in most cases also build and install the extension you create. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 24916 [details] pyfort-8.3.ebuild (new ebuild)
please add: RESTRICT="nomirror" and replace "dev-lang/python" with "virtual/python".
Created attachment 31056 [details] pyfort-8.4.ebuild (Upgrade) Update (rename) and some minor changes.
*** Bug 53931 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 84248 [details] pyfort-8.5.3.ebuild * version bump * removed dependency on csh (via patch) * removed MIRROR="restrict" * changed LICENSE (upload file)
(In reply to comment #5) > * removed MIRROR="restrict" Sorry, that should have been... * removed RESTRICT="nomirror"
Created attachment 84249 [details, diff] patch_pyfort-8.5.3.diff
Created attachment 84250 [details] License, suggest /usr/portage/licenses/LLNL (Lawrence Livermore National Lab)
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