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In article <9301094599@fcshome.UUCP> fredex@fcshome.UUCP (fred smith) writes:
>Denis Beauregard (beaurega@ireq.hydro.qc.ca) wrote:
>: >Do you know of a document that presents the grammar of the Fortran
>: >language ? I have the compiler, but no documentation, and I don't know
>: >what to do...
>
>: What about buying a legal copy?
>
>Yes. However, some of us have fortran tools such as Bellcore's f2c
>fortran to C converter which comes with a nice man page describing the
>compiler options, but assumes you already know F77. 
>
>Where can such persons find some documentation on the language?
>
>Fred

Maybe, but the original poster is talking about a compiler, not a converter,
and I don't know any compiler sold without documentation.
I meant here (see the newsgroup line) for the MS-DOS world.  On UNIX,
you could have the same compiler for a full school and no idea were is the
doc, but PC network are just too small to have a lot of software 
available and no idea where to get doc about it.  

Anyway, you can continue the work of a predecessor who lived with the docs,
so I give the benefits of doubt to the original poster.


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