On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Hoffmann wrote: > I just installed Fedora core 4 on my machine, and I > realized that from GCC 4.0 I got Fortran 95 (g95). > However, I would like to compile a program on my > machine that needs Fortran 77 (g77) to compile it. > Could anyone, please, let me know how could I handle > that? Should I install a older GCC as well? If > affirmative, that would cause conflicts to the last > GCC I got from Fedora? Any other suggestion? you didn't tell us if your code didn't even work with g95? It *should* be backwards compatible, i would think! And if you're really stuck, i'm sure one of the FC4 packages will be a 'legacy' version. My FC4 has only been burnt to DVD, so I can't talk from experience yet, but will be needing a fortran compiler also. Let us know how well g95 works in g77 mode. - peter
