Lahey Support
08-15-2003, 01:24 AM
In a message dated 2/13/2000 6:13:59 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[address removed] writes:
> maybe g77
> handles I/O with its own library, separate from gcc.
yes, and no. All the g77 I/O functions are taken from f2c, and compiled with
gcc. You are likely to have trouble if you access the same file both from
g77 and directly from gcc, without closing and re-opening.
Tim
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[address removed] writes:
> maybe g77
> handles I/O with its own library, separate from gcc.
yes, and no. All the g77 I/O functions are taken from f2c, and compiled with
gcc. You are likely to have trouble if you access the same file both from
g77 and directly from gcc, without closing and re-opening.
Tim
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