问题
I need to call routines from Fortran modules within Python. I did it with f2py and python2.7. It worked pretty well.
Now, I have to use it with python3 but f2py does not seem to be compatible with python3.
I see that some people use a version called f2py3, but it is neither available through pip, not through macports (I am using a Mac). Also, python3+numpy+f2py seem to be already integrated in Fedora.
Does anyone have managed to use f2py3 (or its equivalent) with python3 on a Mac? If not, what alternate solution do you propose to link Fortran libraries with python3?
回答1:
As an alternative, you can use ctypes and fortran-iso-c-binding to call Fortran routines without relying on f2py. The downside of this approach is that you need to specify the interfaces yourself.
Here is an example I posted on SO some time ago.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30000857/install-f2py-with-python3