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Date and time manipulation for modern Fortran

Date and time manipulation for modern Fortran. The fundamental time step is one millisecond.

Version: 1.7.0 License: MIT

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Maintainers	barracuda156
Categories	fortran
Homepage	https://github.com/wavebitscientific/datetime-fortran
Platforms	darwin
Variants	clang10 (Build using the MacPorts clang 10 compiler) clang11 (Build using the MacPorts clang 11 compiler) clang12 (Build using the MacPorts clang 12 compiler) clang13 (Build using the MacPorts clang 13 compiler) clang14 (Build using the MacPorts clang 14 compiler) clang15 (Build using the MacPorts clang 15 compiler) clang16 (Build using the MacPorts clang 16 compiler) clang17 (Build using the MacPorts clang 17 compiler) clang18 (Build using the MacPorts clang 18 compiler) clang19 (Build using the MacPorts clang 19 compiler) clang50 (Build using the MacPorts clang 5.0 compiler) clang60 (Build using the MacPorts clang 6.0 compiler) clang70 (Build using the MacPorts clang 7.0 compiler) clang80 (Build using the MacPorts clang 8.0 compiler) clang90 (Build using the MacPorts clang 9.0 compiler) clangdevel (Build using the MacPorts clang devel compiler) g95 (Build using the g95 Fortran compiler) gcc10 (Build using the MacPorts gcc 10 compiler) gcc11 (Build using the MacPorts gcc 11 compiler) gcc12 (Build using the MacPorts gcc 12 compiler) gcc13 (Build using the MacPorts gcc 13 compiler) gcc14 (Build using the MacPorts gcc 14 compiler) gccdevel (Build using the MacPorts gcc devel compiler) gfortran (Build using the MacPorts gcc 14 Fortran compiler) universal (Build for multiple architectures)

libgcc

autoconf

automake

clang-17

gcc14

libtool

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