Nope. FORTRAN code is still very performant in this area with modern compilers, which is why it is still used.
It's an example of Chesterton's Fence.
It's an example of Chesterton's Fence.
Also with C99 you get many of the convenient aspects of fortran (<tgmath.h> and vardim array function args) and with C11 you also get <complex.h> now.
But you are still missing fortran's ** operator and it's more than just syntactic sugar, it accepts more types.