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Steve <horne at pfc.mit.edu> writes:
>I have an application which does lots of serious numbercrunching --
>written in fortran 77, takes 24-48 hours to converge on a pentium 66.
>f2c should handle it easily, as far as I can tell -- will be testing
>that on my home machine.
You should also consider g77. I installed version 0.5.16, when f2c
wouldn't accept the FORTRAN files I inherited (something about the
format of continuation lines). Works quite well. The newest gdb also
has a FORTRAN mode.
- Jim Van Zandt