Fortran Unix Like Front End for MS Services for Unix
From: Anthony Iannetti (Anthony.C.Iannetti_at_nasa.gov)
Date: 04/28/04
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Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 22:07:19 -0400
Does anybody know if there is a Unix like front end for the Compaq or
Intel Fortran for Microsoft Services for Unix? I am trying to port a
UNIX Fortran program over to Windows. I would like to keep the same
development and runtime environment. There are some Fortran to C calls,
so I would like to not have to rewrite the C code.
The main problem is that that Windows Fortan compilers don't accept
arguements like -o or -O3, because Windows is not case sensitive. (But
SFU is....) I would have to think someone has done this before.
Thanks,
Tony
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