[geeks] Running old F77 codes
alex j avriette
avriettea at speakeasy.net
Mon May 27 15:41:53 CDT 2002
>> I have a number of Fortran 77 engineering codes that I wrote decades
>> ago for running on a Vax/VMS system. I want to start editing and
>> running them again with minimal hassle. I have tried Compaq Fortran
>> but find it unintelligible.
>>
>> I have been advised that the best way to this is to get a used Vax
>> computer. I don't think I need very much. These are modest
>> engineering codes with no more than 15,000 lines of Fortran 77 and no
>> parallel processing. Maybe a small used Microvax will work. But I
>> also need compatible peripherals like monitor and keyboard, and
>> removable media so I can transfer data to a Windows machine. I also
>> need some basic Vax text editing software like TEDI.
um. g77 with gcc was very easy to build on x86 and sparc for me. i have
some fortran stuff i have to do for work.
alex
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