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    Is anyone using g77 to do mixed language programming, or just
 running g77 under Windows NT?  I am considering abandoning Microsoft's
 VC++4.0 and Powerstation 4.0 compilers due to the difficulty in
 doing mixed language programming with them.  (They carefully avoid
 mentioning these difficulties when promoting their compilers.)  Before
 I take another plunge into the unknown I need to determine some things
 about using gcc and g77 together:


     Does gdb work with Fortran source code, or will I have to debug
     my Fortran code by looking at the output from f2c?

     Does gdb have a graphical front end under Windows NT or will
     I have to run it from the command line?

     Does g77 follow the typical UNIX conventions for naming subroutines
     and subroutines (i.e. subroutine f77fn(a, b, c) would be called from
     C as f77fn_(&a, &b, &c) where a, b, and c are variables of the correct
     type for the corresponding subroutine arguments)?

     Do gcc and g77 generate memory.dmp files under WinNT?  (memory.dmp
     files are like core dump files under UNIX.)


    Thanks,

Dean Schulze