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pFUnit is now hosted and developed on GitHub. And will be completely removed from sourceforge on January 01, 2020
Please use:
https://github.com/Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem/pFUnit
GitHub has been the primary host for some time now, but with the release of pFUnit 4.0 earlier in 2019, the sourceforge site is very out of date.
Features
- Unit Testing for Fortran
- Support for Serial codes and Parallel codes using MPI and OpenMP
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Very nice and powerful unit test framework. First (and only usable) choice if you need unit tests in modern Fortran. So I'ld suggest to use this for every new Fortran software. Support for MPI and OpenMP is included, but I didn't test this throughouly, yet. My rating is only 4 out of 5 stars because pFUnit doesn't work with all compilers/platforms correctly. This is due to compiler bugs in even the most recent Fortran compilers (concerning Fortran 2003/08 features). Of course the pFUnit developers are not the ones to blame here (they are doing a nice job!), but it is still a major drawback if your software needs to run on different platforms (e.g. a cluster, where you can't install your own compiler).
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