Lahey Support
08-15-2003, 01:33 AM
Lahey Fortran comes with an editor. I, personally, don't like
it. Everyone uses their own favorite text editor. I most often
use one of the vi clones, or the old Windows PFE editor. Both
vim and emacs have Fortran-specific macro libraries.
There is no reliable standard on Fortran source file suffixes.
Common ones are:
.f .for (fixed format source, unless otherwise specified)
.F (fixed format, requiring pre-processor)
.f90 .f95 (free format)
.F90 .F95 (free format with pre-processing)
Lahey probably doesn't know the pre-processing conventions. If
you're not interested in Lahey, why not check comp.lang.fortran
newsgroup, and sites such as www.fortran.com ?
Free compilers include g77 and Salford F77 ('77+ subset
definition)
Note the Windows offerings cygwin and mingw, which include g77
and gcc.
Intel ifc for linux (free evaluations and indefinite personal
use)
F (educational subset)
----- Original Message -----
From: "soner mutluoglu" [address removed]
To: [address removed]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 1:39 AM
Subject: [LF] I have a problem ?
> Hi ....
>
> I am learning Fortran prog. Lang.
> I want to learn something .
> 1-) Has Fortran an Editor ?
> 2-) What is the extension of the file which include source
codes ?
>
> Since I am new at fortran , If you answer these questions , I
will happy
>
> Thanks........
>
> Note : Where can I find a frei Fortran compiler in WWW ?
>
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it. Everyone uses their own favorite text editor. I most often
use one of the vi clones, or the old Windows PFE editor. Both
vim and emacs have Fortran-specific macro libraries.
There is no reliable standard on Fortran source file suffixes.
Common ones are:
.f .for (fixed format source, unless otherwise specified)
.F (fixed format, requiring pre-processor)
.f90 .f95 (free format)
.F90 .F95 (free format with pre-processing)
Lahey probably doesn't know the pre-processing conventions. If
you're not interested in Lahey, why not check comp.lang.fortran
newsgroup, and sites such as www.fortran.com ?
Free compilers include g77 and Salford F77 ('77+ subset
definition)
Note the Windows offerings cygwin and mingw, which include g77
and gcc.
Intel ifc for linux (free evaluations and indefinite personal
use)
F (educational subset)
----- Original Message -----
From: "soner mutluoglu" [address removed]
To: [address removed]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 1:39 AM
Subject: [LF] I have a problem ?
> Hi ....
>
> I am learning Fortran prog. Lang.
> I want to learn something .
> 1-) Has Fortran an Editor ?
> 2-) What is the extension of the file which include source
codes ?
>
> Since I am new at fortran , If you answer these questions , I
will happy
>
> Thanks........
>
> Note : Where can I find a frei Fortran compiler in WWW ?
>
> ................................SONER............. ...........
>
>
__________________________________________________ _______________
> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at
http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
>
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