- Welcome to Simply Fortran
- Registering Simply Fortran
- Using Simply Fortran
- The Simply Fortran Interface
- Editing in Simply Fortran
- Projects in Simply Fortran
- Building Projects
- Launching Projects
- Debugging Programs
- External Tools
- Options and Configuration
- Licensing
Registering Simply Fortran
To access all the features of the Simply Fortran Integrated Development Environment (IDE), users must register for a nominal fee. Registering Simply Fortran helps fund ongoing development of the IDE and the toolset packaging. Registering an installation provides the following benefits:
- Unlocks access to dependency checks and makefile generation
- Entitles users to all versions of the same major revision (for example, 2.x)
- Removal of all nagging dialogs
Simply Fortran can be registered at http://simplyfortran.com/register .
Registration Types
Approximatrix offers two registration methods:
- Personal Registration
- Network License
The Personal Registration is designed for named users. If the same person will always be using a given copy of Simply Fortran, the Personal Registration, which is tied to the individual, is the preferable option.
The Network License is designed for organizations where there may be multiple users of Simply Fortran. This registration method allows multiple users to employ a fixed number of Simply Fortran instances within the organization without tying the registrations to any particular user.
Entering Your Registration Code
After registering Simply Fortran, you should receive an email containing details. To activate your installation, select Registration… from the Help Menu. Depending on which registration type you’ve purchased, directions appear below:
Personal Registration
A Personal Registration is a combination of an email address and registration key, normally of the form XXXXXX-XXXXXXX (The lengths of the two character sequences can vary between 5 and 7 letters). In the Registration/License Configuration window, you would enter your registration details as shown below:
Enter the email address used to register the product and the code you received after doing so in the appropriate boxes. After entering these details, press the Ok button. If the registration was successful, a dialog should appear thanking you for your support.
Network License
A Network License is comprised of a single identification code of the form xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx. In the Registration/License Configuration window, enter your details:
When a license id is detected in the Key or License ID box, the Token Status elements will appear. Once the id is entered, one can then click “Request” to request an access token from the license server. If available, the “Token Status” box should read VALID. Click the Ok button to return to Simply Fortran.
If the user has Administrator access, he or she can click “Enter as Admin” to enter the license id for all users rather than just the current user.
All subsequent Simply Fortran sessions should automatically request an access token from the license server on startup.