Abstract for FortranCon 2020 about stdlib

[jvdp1]

Edited after comments:

Authors:
Jeremie Vandenplas, [email protected], Wageningen University & Research
Bálint Aradi, [email protected], University of Bremen
Izaak Beekman, [email protected], ParaTools Inc.
Ondrej Certik, [email protected], Los Alamos National Laboratory
Milan Curcic, [email protected], University of Miami
Pierre de Buyl, [email protected], KU Leuven
Juan Fiol,,
Michael Hirsch, [email protected], SciVision, Inc.
Ivan Pribec, [email protected], Technical University of Munich
Nathaniel Shaffer, [email protected], Los Alamos National Laboratory

To be acknowledged in the presentation (following comments):
Neil Carlson
Pedro Costa
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Yuichiro Sakamoto
Ashwin Vishnu

Track: Junior presentations (15 + 5 minutes discussion)

Presenter: Jeremie Vandenplas

Title: Fortran Standard Library

Alternative title: Fortran Standard Library - a community project

Deadline: June 1

[certik]

I think this looks great. Thanks for writing it! I left some minor comments.

[milancurcic]

Thank you, @jvdp1! Looks good to me, pending @certik's suggestions which I agree with.

[pdebuyl]

Hi @jvdp1 thank you for the initiative!

[jvdp1]

Thank you @certik @milancurcic @pdebuyl for the comments. They are now integrated.

[milancurcic]

Thanks Jeremie. You can merge yourself when you're ready.

[jvdp1]

Thanks Jeremie. You can merge yourself when you're ready.

I will let it here a few more days, such that other contributors have a chance to read it.

Regarding co-authors, I don't have full names, affiliations or/and email addresses of some of those listed. what is the plan for that?

[milancurcic]

Sounds good. Ultimately, it will be up to you, but here's what I think makes most sense. You invited all contributors to be co-authors and that's what matters. Those who want to be co-authors and contribute to the talk, they'll write here and provide the needed information. Everybody else, you can acknowledge in the talk. This is how I plan to do it for the community talk.

[ashwinvis]

Thanks to @fortran-lang developers for being inclusive and welcoming. I appreciate the gesture, but I do not consider my small patch worthy to be counted amongst co-authors. Feel free to exclude my name.

+1 on @milancurcic 's point

[p-costa]

I also think that my very, very minor contributions are not enough to deserve co-authorship (or even acknowledgment), so please feel free to exclude my name.

[sakamoti]

Thank you for inviting me to be one of a co-authors. I only tested the library and fixed the specific issue, so I don't think it's enough to participate as a co-author now.
I'm very interested in this project, so if it's as an acknowledgement, I'm glad to be included my name.
(I've added my name to my profile on github.)

[aradi]

Thanks a lot to include me on the author list! I think, it is a very good idea to present the stdlib on the FortranCon 2020!

[JHenneberg]

I also think that my very, very minor contributions are not enough to deserve co-authorship (or even acknowledgment), so please feel free to exclude my name.

Same for me.

[nshaffer]

Great initiative on getting an abstract up. I think FortranCon is a perfect place to publicize stdlib. Just filled in my name and had some minor suggestions. Take them or leave them.

[nshaffer]

Do we want to be more specific? My understanding is that stdlib is to be the reference implementation for compiler vendors if is eventually adopted by the standards committee.

[jvdp1]

I keep your suggestion for the presentation. I can't integrate this in the abstract due to word limits

[nncarlson]

I also think that my very, very minor contributions are not enough to deserve co-authorship (or even acknowledgment), so please feel free to exclude my name.

And same for me as well. But your gesture to be inclusive is appreciated. Hopefully sometime in the not so distant future I'll have the time to contribute in a more significant way to this important effort.

[jvdp1]

Thank you all for your comments. I will submit the abstract tomorrow afternoon.

[jvdp1]

I submitted the manuscript. Thank you all for your comments and input.