is the US Fortran standards committee, known formally as PL22.3,
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,
Fortran 2003, and Fortran 2008 standards. Fortran 2008 is
an upwardly-compatible extension of Fortran 2003, adding, among other
things, more expression of parallel computation (via coarrays and
the do-concurrent construct), improved facilities for data organization
(via enhancements to modules), and an enlarged intrinsic library
(with more mathematical and bit-manipulating procedures).
Working closely with ISO/IEC/JTC1/SC22/WG5
(see "WG5"), the
international Fortran standards committee, J3 is the primary development body
for a TS to improve the Interoperability with C features,
and a TS to extend further the coarray features. J3 continues
to process interpretation requests, and is working with WG5
to add a Fortran contribution to TS 24772, published by WG23.
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.
Please share suggestions about the J3 web site with administrative webmaster
Dan Nagle. Report problems to
technical webmaster Rich.
#201 Joint with WG5
June 24 - 28, 2013, Delft, Netherlands
Announcement
Draft Agenda
Document List
Documents
submitted for this meeting
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at the Mesa Lab. J3 gratefully
acknowledges the support given to the International Standards process
by NCAR.
Last Updated: 2012 October 28 - DLN