Re: Compiler 64 bit windows xp pro

On Mon, 8 Jun 2009 17:42:30 -0700 (PDT), guoguo <huyaoguo@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

On Jun 9, 7:42 am, tuli <tuli.herscov...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I used the old Compaq Visual FORTRAN on 32 bit machines. I need
something similar to work on 64 bit.
I tried other compilers with Visual Studio support for the IDE.
I do not like that. To much space taken by a package I really do not
use that much.
I am looking for a compiler with its own windows IDE to work on a 64
bit machine.
Please advise
Thanks

Tuli

Unfortunately,visual studio 6 is all 32-bit.
if you want use 64bit compiler and a IDE, you must use visual studio
2003 or 05,08
visual studio 2005 + intel fortran compiler 64bit use 1.2G space

Well, don't install all of it (I don't use it - but based on previous
experiences, I suppose it can be customized).

Terrible thing really, fortran, a language that is used in a lot of
cases by non professional programmers (for who an IDE would be ideal),
and it's still missing one (an IDE, that is). Expept Visual Studio 6
(Compaq's), new Visual Studios (Intel and company) which is huge and
bloated, and Plato3, there isn't really that much to choose from.

There was also some relatively nice fortran specialized editor, but I
cannot remember its name.

Apart from those, editors which can be customized to make fortran
writing a bit easier (for homepages, just google these names): vim,
emacs (the royalty), ultraedit, slickedit (nobility - they have some
support for project management, integrating compilers, and such ...),
e text editor, notepad++, sublime editor.


Still looking for something which recognizes fortran subroutines and
functions, and has no problems with indentations
("do-continue,continue", for example).


with regards,
Luka
.

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