Protected Mode C++ and Fortran

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From: Harry Miller
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 18:48

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I'm starting a project where I'll need to do protected mode programming
in both C++ and Fortran (horrible, isn't it).  Rewriting the Fortran part
of this work is not an immediate option unfortunately.

Zortech C++ looks like the best bet for C++, but I have no idea about
accessing Fortran with it. Anyone tried this yet.

Also, what about protected mode Fortran compilers.  What are the good and
bad ones out there.

I would like to stay away from MicroSoft if possible.  There Fortran is
suppose to be pretty good, but I don't trust new packages, that is C++
7.0.

Thanks in advance.

Harry E. Miller ----------------- just a jerk lurking on the net
hmiller@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu ----- where to send the hate mail

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From: hmiller@osiris (Harry Miller)
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Subject: Protected Mode C++ and Fortran
Keywords: Protected Mode, C++, Fortran
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