I would share my genetic algorithm subroutine

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A user has developed a Fortran subroutine implementing a double precision genetic algorithm and seeks to share the code due to a scarcity of such resources in Fortran. Suggestions for sharing the code include publishing it if it's a novel algorithm or using platforms like SourceForge for broader distribution. The user clarifies that the algorithm is not new and is currently exploring collaboration through GNU projects, specifically referencing a project page on Savannah for those interested in contributing.
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Dear all, i wrote a fortran subroutine that implement a genetic algorithm in double precision. I would like share this code in order to improve and due to the lack of this kind (double precision) of genetic algorithm in fortran. My question is where i can do this? best regards
 
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If its a novel algorithm I would try publishing it.
 
If you really want to share it with the world, http://sourceforge.net/" is a good place. Do a search for science to see what's out there.
 
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it's not a new algorithm. ...in the while I'm trying with gnu projects. thanx
 
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