NOTE: The Fortuno repository had been relocated and this repository is going to be deleted soon. Visit the project in the new Fortuno repository.
The Fortuno project offers an object oriented unit testing framework for the Fortran language. It aims to combine the simplicity of test-drive with the broad range of features offered by pFUnit and to extend upon their capabilities. It is written in Fortran 2018 and can be directly used in Fortran projects without a need for a special pre-processor.
Fortuno provides
- serial unit testing,
- parallel unit testing for MPI- and coarray-parallel projects,
- fixtured tests,
- parameterized tests
- seamless integration with the CMake systems (fpm & meson in progress)
Detailed documentation will be soon found on the Fortuno documentation page on Read the Docs. Currently, have a look at some of the example files in the test folder.
The development can be followed on the Fortuno project page on GitHub.
In order to be flexible, expressive and simple, Fortuno uses modern Fortran constructs quite extensively. Unfortunately, this seems to be challenging for some compilers, as shown in the compiler table below.
| Compiler | Status |
|---|---|
| Intel 2021.7 (x86_64/Linux) |
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| NAG 7.1 (build 7111, x86_64/Linux) |
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| GNU 12.2 (x86_64/Linux) |
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If you are aware of other compilers being able to build Fortuno, open an issue or a pull request, so that the table can be updated accordingly.
This project is licensed under the BSD-2-Clause Plus Patent License. The SPDX license identifier for this project is BSD-2-Clause-Patent.