Mazer is a relatively simple game that generates a random imperfect maze, stylized in the idea of exploring a dungeon in a retro RPG. The game uses C and SDL for the majority of its logic and entirely for graphics. However, I wanted to implement some logic in another language. Initially I thought about using Assembly (NASM) but I quickly decided that would be more trouble than it would be worth. So, I decided I would either use Fortran or Lua. I chose Fortran as I was more curious about working with it then Lua, given that I have some previous experience with Lua.
To compile Mazer, you will need GCC (which includes gfortran), Make, and SDL 2. Once the repository is cloned or downloaded, navigate to the parent directory (../Path/To/Mazer/, i.e. the directory that contains Makefile, Sources/, and Headers/). Run make and an executable named Mazer will be generated in the parent directory.
Please report any errors that you get.
The problems related to kernel panics seem to be caused by Allegro. I have since switched to using SDL for the rendering code and kernel panics no longer occur.