Re: Informations about G95
- From: "Lynn" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 15:27:08 -0600
Some years ago, I worked with the Microsoft Powerstation Fortran during my Degree.
Since I've been recently requested to make a new job based on that old one, I've started to work again with this compiler but,
unfortunaletly, I found a compile bugs (I've been told that it's quite frequent).
Because of this compiler is not supported anymore by Microsoft, I've to change it. I thought to use G95, but I'm not experienced
and I don't Know if it is suitable for windows applications (In particular to create .dll).
Take a look at Open Watcom's F77 www.openwatcom.org if all you
need is a F77 fortran compiler with several F90 extensions. It is a free
and open source compiler. We use it to create an 9 MB Win32 DLL
with about 550,000 lines of source code.
Intel Visual Fortran is a better compiler but costs $$$ and is pickier (not
a bad thing) about code.
Lynn
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