F95 = gfortran
with your favorite flavor. Beware that if you use Intel or PGI's compilers, some
environment variables need to be set or added to.
fortran-examples
|-- blas-calls
| |-- dgercall.c
| `-- dgercall.f90
|-- circle
| |-- circle.f90
| |-- make.inc -> ../make.inc
| `-- makefile
|-- ge
| |-- ge.f90
| |-- info
| |-- input_parameters
| |-- make.inc -> ../make.inc
| `-- makefile
|-- howdy
| |-- hello.f90
| |-- make.inc -> ../make.inc
| `-- makefile
|-- info
|-- laplace
| |-- info
| |-- laplace5.f90
| |-- make.inc -> ../make.inc
| `-- makefile
|-- make.inc
`-- rational_arithmetic
|-- make.inc -> ../make.inc
|-- makefile
|-- pi-631
`-- rat.f90
The blas-calls subdirectory is just a template of how I recommend you invoke any BLAS libraries, one argument per line with what the BLAS function thinks the argument is.