Re: F77 & WIN XP
Big D wrote:
I'd like to program in FORTRAN-77 (for fun) on a Microshaft Windoze XP
system with a freeware F77.
If it's for fun, then why limitting yourself to f77?
I'd like to at least use some minimal GUI routines rather than dropping to a
big black text screen if possible.
The only Fortran compiler for MS-Windows I know that comes with its
own GUI and is free for noncommercial purposes is Silverfrost's FTN95,
http://www.silverfrost.com/ .
It is intended for Fortran 95, but it should compile f77 code as well.
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