Fortran Builder
6.3#33 in integrated development environments¥82,500 one-timeLinuxmacOSWindows
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PyCharm
8.2#2 in integrated development environmentsFrom $100 a yearFree planAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Fortran Builder | PyCharm |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The product can build DLLs for use from other language environments, with maker examples for Excel and Python, and supports mixed Fortran and C/C++ development. | Built-in version-control integrations include Git, GitHub, GitLab, Subversion, Mercurial, and Perforce support. |
Fortran Builder plans
- Academic — USB-key (Windows) or node-locked (macOS/Linux), Fortran Builder 7.2¥82,500, paid once
- Floating license — academic, Fortran Builder 7.2¥108,900, paid once
- General, corporate, or government — USB-key (Windows) or node-locked (macOS/Linu¥166,100, paid once
- Floating license — general/corporate/government, Fortran Builder 7.2¥220,000, paid once
PyCharm plans
- PyCharm coreFree
- PyCharm FreeFree
- PyCharm Pro personal annual first year$100 a year
- PyCharm Pro$200 a year
- PyCharm Pro commercial annual$200 a year
Pick Fortran Builder if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick PyCharm if…
PyCharm suits Python developers working in web, data, or AI/ML projects who want integrated coding, testing, debugging, and project tools. Its dependency, database, version-control, and remote-development support may also suit teams with varied development environments.