is the US Fortran standards committee, a technical subcommittee of the
InterNational Committee for Information Technology Standards
(INCITS)
formerly known as the National Committee for Information Technology
Standards (NCITS).
J3 developed the Fortran 66, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, Fortran 95 and
Fortran 2003 standards. Fortran 2003, published 18 November 2004, is
an upwardly-compatible extension of Fortran 95, adding, among other
things, support for exception handling, object-oriented programming,
and improved interoperability with the C language.
Working closely with ISO/IEC/JTC1/SC22/WG5
(see "WG5"), the
international Fortran standards committee, J3 is the primary
development body for Fortran 2008. Fortran 2008 is planned to
be a minor revision of Fortran 2003.
The work plan
and schedule
are available.
J3 meetings, documents, and membership are open to anyone
worldwide. Meeting information and documents are available from this
website; membership information may be obtained from any committee
member. Any interested party can submit a paper for consideration at
a J3 meeting by following the J3 committee
guidelines.
For more information about J3, please contact
Dan Nagle at
dannagle@verizon.net.
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November 16 - 21, 2008, Tokyo, Japan
Announcement
(when available*)
Draft Agenda
Document List
Documents
submitted for this meeting
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Complete J3 Document Archive
The J3 server is hosted by George Mason University,
College of Sciences, on the Fairfax Campus. J3 gratefully
acknowledges the support given to the International Standards process
by GMU/COS.
Last Updated: 2008 September 03 - DLN