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17 November 2023
News
08 August 2023
New Documents
  • N2228 Business Plan and Convenor's Report for ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 2023 Plenary (Lionel)
21 June 2023
New Documents
  • N2226 Minutes of the 2023 Meeting (Reid)
  • N2225 Resolutions of the 2023 Meeting (Muxworthy)
  • N2224 Attendance list for the 2023 Meeting (Muxworthy)
  • N2222 Preliminary list of work items for Fortran 202Y (Muxworthy)
  • N2221 Copy of WG23 draft on programming vulnerabilities in Fortran (Michell)
  • N2220 Revised strategic plans for WG5 (Lionel)
  • N2218 Fortran 2023 FDIS (Cohen, not a public document, replaces N2213)
  • N2217 JP-01 Japan NB Request for F202Y - Generic Subprograms (Iwashita)
13 April 2023
New Documents
  • N2216 Disposition of DIS Comments for Fortran 2023 (Lionel)
  • N2213 Fortran 2023 FDIS (Cohen, not a public document)
30 March 2023
New Documents
  • N2215 Preliminary Agenda for the June 2023 WG5 Meeting (Lionel)
  • N2214 Local Arrangements for the June 2023 WG5 Meeting (Sircombe)
14 March 2023
New Documents
  • N2212 The New Features of Fortran 2023 (Replaces N2194, Reid)

 

About WG5

The production and maintenance of International Standards in the field of Information Technology is carried out by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) through their Joint Technical Committee 1 (JTC1). Most of the work of JTC1 is, however, delegated to one of 20 Sub-Comittees (SCs) which, in turn, normally delegate the detailed work to permanent Working Groups (WGs).

SC22 is the JTC1 Sub-Committee responsible for "programming languages, their environments and system software interfaces", and carries out most of its work through its Working Groups. WG5 is the Working Group responsible for the development and maintenance of Fortran language standards.

WG5, like all other JTC1 Working Groups, consists of a Convenor and one or more Project Managers, all appointed by the parent Sub-Committee (SC22 in WG5's case), together with a number of individual members who are nominated by their National Member Bodies. It is not possible to apply directly to become an individual member of a Working Group without the support of an appropriate Member Body.

WG5 currently operates a two-tier development structure whereby the Working Group itself determines the broad technical content of the Standards and other formal documents that it is working on, but delegates much of the detailed work to "development bodies" who are charged with assisting the Project Manager for a particular project to create the actual text for the document. For the Fortran 95 and later Standards, the US Fortran Committee (INCITS/Fortran) was given the role of Primary Development Body. All WG5 working documents are available on the WG5 Electronic Document Archive.


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