Modules

Uses a list of [[build_target_ptr]] and a valid [[fpm_model]] instance to schedule and execute the compilation and linking of package targets.

This module provides a derived type build_progress_t for printing build status and progress messages to the console while the backend is building the package.

Upload a package to the registry using the publish command.

This module uses M_CLI2 to define the command line interface. To define a command line interface create a new command settings type from the fpm_cmd_settings base class or the respective parent command settings.

Dependencies on the top-level can be specified from:

This module contains procedures that interact with the programming environment.

This module contains general routines for interacting with the file system

Implementation of an installer object.

Implementation of the build configuration data.

Implementation of the meta data for an example.

Implementation of the meta data for libraries.

Define the package data containing the meta data from the configuration file.

Implementation of the meta data for compiler flag profiles.

This is a wrapper data type that encapsulate all pre-processing information (compiler flags, linker libraries, etc.) required to correctly enable a package to use a core library.

Module fpm_release contains public constants storing this build’s unique version IDs

This module exposes two functions, [[parse_f_source]] and [[parse_c_source]], which perform a rudimentary parsing of fortran and c source files in order to extract information required for module dependency tracking.

This module defines general procedures for string operations for both CHARACTER and TYPE(STRING_T) variables

This module acts as a proxy to the toml-f public Fortran API and allows to selectively expose components from the library to fpm. The interaction with toml-f data types outside of this module should be limited to tables, arrays and key-lists, most of the necessary interactions are implemented in the building interface with the get_value and set_value procedures.