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g77 and libraries - how to use ?
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- Subject: g77 and libraries - how to use ?
- From: "Lorenzo Del Vecchio" <cyberneticus at inwind dot it>
- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 23:18:16 +0200
Hi.
I'm using g77 and I want to compile a program that generates random numbers using rndm
function.
Here is the program:
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programm numbers
real x,y
do I=1,10
x=rndm(0.)
y=rndm(0.)
print *,x,y
end do
stop
end
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My g77 doesn't reconginze rndm function. Is it in a library I must call ? What's library's name
?
What the correct sintax to succesfully compile this program ?
And to link, please ?
Can anyone explain to me, please, how can call a library ? Is there a console command ?
Please say me everything about libraries...expecially mathematics libraries (I would use
CERNLIB, in particular: HFITHN, PROB, FUNLUX, RANMAR, RNORML).
Excuse me, but I don't know too much g77 at the moment...
I've seen there's a "f77" program in my Linux Mandrake 7.2. Can I use it ? It's better than g77
?
Sorry for all this questions ^_^ I'm learning.
Thanks
Lorenzo Del Vecchio