Release v.2.6.1

Add support for for settings strings in derived types

Release v2.6.0

This release primarily updates support for numpy 2.0

Release v2.5.0

• Fix bug when returning a derived type containing an allocatable array
• Raise AttributeError instead of IndexError when trying to slice scalar derived type
• Better error message when passing wrong number of arguments to a procedure
• Fotran names are now treated as case insensitive
• Debug output now uses Python's logging module

Release: v2.4.2

• Add support for new platforms
• Switch compile function to be mostly keyword only arguments
• Various packages needed for building have had their minimum version bumped
• mod data can now be exported as JSON

Release: v2.4.1

• Add support for callback functions
• Allows access to bind(C) variables and functions

Release: v2.4.0

• Adds the ability to load Fortran code from either a string or file. This avoids the user needing to have to compile and build a shared library themselves.
• Update to support Python 3.12
• Update to support gfortran 13

Release: v2.3.0

• Initial support for quad precision variables
• Switch from pyparsing to cpyparsing for faster loading of the mod files
• Add caching option of mod files for faster startups
• Fix bug in optional character dummy arguments
• Fix bug when we need to re-resolve runtime arguments

Release: v2.2.1

Fix issue with assumed shape character arrays

Release: v2.2.0

Add support for complex parameter arrays

Expand the kinds supported for integers, reals, and complex numbers

Allow functions to return an array as a result

Release: v2.1.0

Fixes bugs in logical parameters

Enables support for runtime-defined explicit arrays where the dimension requires evaluating a unary op i.e dimension(n+1) or dimension((n*2)+1)

Be more careful about using np.double for double-precision variables