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or gfortran 4.1.2?
That would work, but I would recommend to use 4.2.x, which has many Fortran improvements, is a stable version and already used as system compiler of some Linux distributions.
As I don't have a working Windows, someone else has to build gfortran 4.2.x/Mingw ... FX?
We could use official or semi-official builds of stable releases for production, especially if those releases were well-known and used by many users. I actually tried DJGPP builds of gfortran first, but ran into the 127 character command line limit. One of my problems with MinGW builds is that there are so few pre-built binaries for Windows, and they don't seem to be very well known. I think the MinGW could benefit users by providing pre-built binaries as DJGPP does, and those users could in turn help MinGW by providing more extensive testing of the releases.
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