Re: NLEQ1 and open source Fortran

awgreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
g95 uses the GCC 4.01 backend. Is this ancient? 

Yes, it is.

BTW, g95 has been compiling and running properly my real-life
engineering application for months.  I have yet to get gfortran to even
compile it.


gfortran has been compiling my real-world codes for the last year.
Have you filed bug reports that detail your problems with gfortran?

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steve

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