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G77 is no longer supported. gfortran will compile and run g77 code (with very rare exception). Most distributions provide g77 as a compat package of some sort. How long they will continue this, I don't know. I think users need to start migrating to gfortran.I'm trying to decide if my software for Linux and Solaris should be compiled using g77 or gfortran (it's basically a library, so need to be compatible with whichever compiler users have on their system). It seems that every Linux or Solaris system I've looked at has g77 and none have gfortran, but the latest release of gcc, gcc-4.2.1 seems to contain only gfortran. Is g77 no longer distributed (I know it's not supported) by GNU as part of gcc; and perhaps I'm just looking at systems that downloaded g77 some time ago?
Thanks,
Granville Sewell
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