On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Stefan Hoelldampf wrote: > 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? > > Thanks a lot in advance! > > Best, > > The package "compat-gcc-32-g77" should do the trick. i installed gcc4 on another machine, and the executable for fortran was called 'g95' there, whereas FC4 has it named 'gfortran'.... I don't understand why they can't make an alias to f77, since they always seem to do it for cc also. peter
