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From: "Tony Richardson" <richardson@evansville.edu>
Subject: Re: f77 compiler
Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2005 14:56:34 -0600
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Dick Henry wrote:
> In short, a program that works fine on my workstation gives different
> output on my laptop using the f77 compiler from cygwin.

Are you creating binary files?  Just a wild guess (based on recently
porting a Sun Fortran to cygwin), but then I'd assume
you are running into big endian/little endian issues.  Usually not a
problem as long as you can recompile the program that uses the binary
output under cygwin too.  If thats not an option you'll need to do
some data swabbing.

Tony Richardson




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