[fpc-other] Use the IDE for FORTRAN

[Arjan van Dijk]

Hi!

Some of my source-code is NOT in Pascal, but in Fortran.
I would really be very glad to develop my Fortran programs as effeciently 
as my
Pascal-projects (on a Windows box). 

Has anyone ever tried to modify the IDE that comes with FreePascal to
work as a Fortran workbench using e.g. the g95-compiler and GDB? 
If nobody has tried this yet, can someone estimate how much effort 
it would take to modify the IDE?
And where to start?

I suspect that Fortran will equally well collaborate with GDB. 
Functionality of the present IDE is perfect for me:
syntax-highlighting editor, interfacing with the compiler, automatic 
sorting
of the sources in order of dependence when building a project, 
compile-error handling, interfacing with the debugger (step, breakpoint, 
watch variable).

Or does anyone have a better suggestion for an IDE for developing 
fortran-95 code on Windows machines?

Regards,


Arjan



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