I've always considered it a major defect of Fortran that it doesn't seem to know anything about directories or the file system. I think some people consider this a feature of sorts, but it's hard to imagine nowadays any complicated program that doesn't need to know about these things. So we all resort to compiler extensions (e.g. Intel's portability library is great) or hand-rolled hacks or platform-specific system calls. It would be nice if a lot of this was standardized. Just of few of the things we need:
open and then close(..status='delete') but that is just so non-modern).Having these standardized so they will work on all platforms and with all compilers would be a big improvement over the current situation.
certik, epagone, aradi and marshallward
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