Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/01/21/09:46:13
In article <32E4AB34 DOT 440DF3B9 AT ibogfs DOT df DOT unibo DOT it>,
Guido Gonzato <guido AT ibogfs DOT df DOT unibo DOT it> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I've been looking for a free FORTRAN compiler for MS-DOS, to no avail.
>In particular, I was looking for an MS-DOS port of GNU's g77, which I
>use on Linux; alternatively, a port of f2c. I know that the latter
Try ftp://ftp.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/systems/os2/gnu/emx+gcc/
(but an archie search may find other sites more convenient)
You need most (if not all) of the following files:
g77bin.zip
emxrt.zip
emxdev1.zip
emxdev2.zip
gnudev1.zip
gnudev2.zip
Although this system is designed for OS/2, it works find under MS-DOS on my
home computer. I think g77 has now reached the point where it is better
than f2c in nearly all aspects, but a recent news message suggested that
f2c could still produce faster executable code in some circumstances.
When I got these files they contained g77 version 0.5.18, I think 0.5.19 is
now current, but there are few changes as far as I know.
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