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Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 05:51:29 -0800
From: Tim Prince <tprince AT computer DOT org>
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To: "Robinow, David" <drobinow AT dayton DOT adroit DOT com>
CC: "'Dr. James H. McNeill'" <jmcneill AT chem DOT siu DOT edu>, cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: Re: I need help on how to use the Cygwin fortran compiler.  Thank	s, Dr. McNeill
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Robinow, David wrote:

 > Do you have a Cygwin icon on your desktop?
 >    If not, go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin and "Install Cygwin 
now"
 >       You should install, at least, Base, Devel, and Shells packages.
 >
 > Click on the Cygwin icon.  This should bring up a bash shell.
 >
 > Are you familiar with unix?  If not, you should find a tutorial 
somewhere.
 >    Although Cygwin is a great way for Windows users
 >    to access free software, it's really aimed at
 >    somewhat experienced unix/linux users who need to
 >    run on Windows.
 >
 > In your bash shell
 >    g77 -c fmain.f          will compile the fortran file fmain.f,
 >                            putting the object file in fmain.o
 >    g77 fmain.f -o fmain     will compile fmain.f and putting an
 >                             executable in fmain.exe
 >    g77 -c fsubr1.f
 >    g77 -c fsubr2.f
 >    g77 -c fsubr3.f
 >    g77 -c fcaller.f
 >    g77 fcaller.o fsubr1.o fsubr2.o fsubr3.o -o fprogram
 >                           will compile and link multiple source files.
 >    g77 -help gives more information.
 >
If you should wish to use -pg, or the P4-specific code generation of
gcc-3.1, those procedures are not well documented, but David's advice
should give you a good start.  Use also 'info g77' and consider that
much relevant information in 'info gcc' is not duplicated under 'info g77.'

 >




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