g95 graphics library

MS Fortran Powerstation, then Compaq's, then som开发者_高级运维eone elses and now Intel's compilers used to come with a sweet graphics library that enabled you to plot directly on screen with MoveTo and LineTo.

Anyways, ... a friend of mine is jumping from FPS4 to something newer nowadays, and since it's his private compiler, he hasn't got the means to buy a new version from Intel.

Do any other compilers (for example g95) come with similar libraries?

While a little more complicated, I sometimes have programs write postscript files directly. The syntax is not difficult, and can be quite useful for plotting data.

Both dislin and plplot are graphic libraries that have both Fortran interfaces and numerous output formats. Both can be free. plplot is open source, but I found it difficult to install from their distribution; OK from MacPorts. Maybe one of these will meet the need. They could be used with any Fortran compiler, such as g95 or gfortran.

There is a new, but very promissing, library of gtk bindings for Fortran. https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki You should be probably interested in the Cairo part.