@macro irp
{@acronym{IRPF90} }
@end macro

@macro eplf
{@acronym{EPLF} }
@end macro

@macro ezfio
{@acronym{EZFIO} }
@end macro

The @eplf code is written using the @irp environment
@footnote{``IRPF90: a programming environment for high performance computing''
A. Scemama, arXiv:0909.5012v1 [cs.SE] (2009)}, which needs Python>2.3.
@irp can be downloaded from @url{http://irpf90.ups-tlse.fr}

The input/output data are handled by the Eazy Fortran I/O library generator (EZFIO),
which can be downloaded from @url{http://ezfio.sourceforge.net}. In this way, the
data needed by the Fortran code is accessible both by Fortran an Python using the
same API. The computational part of @eplf is written in @irp and the user
interfaces are written in Python.