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https://www.openmp.org/wp-content/uploads/fortran-package-manager-logo-2.png400232The Fortran Package Manager, or fpm, is a community-driven, open-source build tool and package manager for the Fortran language. fpm makes it easy for beginners to develop applications. It streamlines project setup by quickly and easily generating Fortran project templates, facilitating rapid prototyping.