libSUFR home page

libSUFR is a library containing Some Useful Fortran Routines that I wrote for my own use, but that may also be useful for others. At the moment, it also "SUFRs" from the fact that Fortran module files are compiler-dependent. The default installer uses CMake. The code has been used with gfortran (4.9 or newer), g95 and Intel Fortran and can be used under the conditions of version 1.2 of the EUPL. LibSUFR has been written by Marc van der Sluys.

libSUFR pages

libSUFR project page on SourceForge (code download, bug reports, etc.)

Code documentation generated by Doxygen

Similar packages

If you like libSUFR, you may also be interested in the following FOSS packages:

libTheSky		a Fortran library to compute the positions of celestial bodies and events with great accuracy
FLIBS		a collection of Fortran modules, by Arjen Markus

GNU/Linux distributions

libSUFR is available in the following Linux distributions:

Arch Linux:		package libsufr in AUR
Gentoo Linux:		package sci-libs/libsufr in the Science overlay

libSUFR has been used by:

De sterrenhemel voor Nederland en België (Dutch/Flemish)
The night skies for the Netherlands and Belgium (Google translation)

astroTools: command-line tools for astronomy and astrophysics

evTools: tools to analyse output from the binary stellar-evolution code ev/STARS/TWIN

GWtool: a set of simple tools to work with gravitational waves

libTheSky: Fortran library to compute sky positions

Sonnenborgh — museum en sterrenwacht in Utrecht (Sonnenborgh — museum and observatory; in Dutch)

Guidestar (A free online Flemish astronomy magazine)

Missie Maan (Mission Moon — observing the Moon from your elementary school; in Dutch)

MijnHemel: an astronomy app for iPhone/iPad, in Dutch

SterHemel: an astronomy app for Android, in Dutch

Contact

You can contact Marc van der Sluys through marc.vandersluys.nl or SourceForge.