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Re: i have a question

From: Tim Prince <tprince at computer dot org>
To: orionlux at wanadoo dot fr,fortran at gcc dot gnu dot org
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2004 07:01:33 -0700
Subject: Re: i have a question
References: <200410241533.30447.orionlux@wanadoo.fr>

At 06:33 AM 10/24/2004, orionlux wrote:

Hello,
I used to use Fortran77 at university in 1990s and now i want to use this
langage again
I have installed mandrake linux and i want to use gcc g77 for compiling
fortran77 programs

BUT i do not know the instructions that can be used with g77
is there a file or a site where i could find the detailled instruction and
example, maybe a tutorial for g77 langage ?

thanks a lot for answering me

Alain

On http://www.fortran.com/ you will find down-loadable textbooks, and courses on each revision of Fortran, from f77 on. Note in particular the Chivers and Sleightholme text on f77. In your g77 installation, 'info g77' gives you details on the extensions, including some f95 syntax, supported by g77.

Tim Prince

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