Nice article. I'm curious which Fortran compiler did you use? One key difference that I see in the context of this article is that Fortran is natively parallel

Nice article. I'm curious which Fortran compiler did you use? One key difference that I see in the context of this article is that Fortran is natively parallel (both shared and distributed memory) via coarrays, teams, and events, whereas Rust (and Rayon), as far as I can tell, is shared-memory only. For applications that need to run on 100s or 1000s of cores, Rust needs to bind with C MPI. Is there any other approach to distributed-memory parallelism in Rust? Good points on the lack of certain features and ergonomic libraries. We're working hard on making this much better for Fortran [1] by developing a community-driven stdlib, package manager, and similar tools. In fact, we'll have our monthly community call tomorrow [2] where we'll discuss the best way forward for a nice strings API in Fortran stdlib. I welcome everybody interested to join the call. [1]: https://fortran-lang.org https://fortran-lang.org [2]: https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/fortran-monthly-call-july-2020/195 https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/fortran-monthly-call-...