“…Reid, Long, and Steidel (2020) documented the evolution of Fortran's parallel features. Although these features have seen relatively slow implementation by the compiler vendors, applications that use native parallel features are becoming more common (e.g., Garain, Balsara, and Reid 2015;Mozdzynski, Hamrud, and Wedi 2015;Shterenlikht, Margetts, and Cebamanos 2018;Curcic 2019;Diaz et al 2021). Today, Fortran remains the dominant language used on top High Performance Computing (HPC) systems, with applications to weather and climate (Powers et al 2017;Skamarock, Ong, and Klemp 2021), computational chemistry ( Čertík, Pask, and Vackář 2013;Apra et al 2020), computational fluid dynamics (Sharma and Moulitsas 2017), life science (Aguilar et al 2018;Vandenplas et al 2020), and economics (Harrison and Pearson 1996;Fehr and Kindermann 2018).…”