Re: Need a FORTRAN compiler for Win7 (or XP)

"W. eWatson" <wolftracks@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Well, the first many hits with just gfortran and windows gave me gcc.
I'm not looking to install Cygwin. The second was pretty much like the
first. I have no idea if they will accept old ftn.

gcc is a pain in the ass on Windows and not very good anywhere.

Now for some real excitement, install Hercules on Windows and MVS 3.8J
underneath that. Then you'll have a brand spanking new FORTRAN IV compiler
(possibly 2, G and H) and you'll be right back in 1974 again! If it won't
compile on that setup, it just won't compile!

.

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