Compiling fortran programs

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From: David Keeler
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 00:00

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Hi!

I have  a few fortran programs that need to be compiled on
my PPro system at home.  I am running kernel 2.0.31 with the
RedHat 4.1 distribution.  It seems as if there is a real lack of
info on how to do this using the f2c libs and g77.  Has anyone
installed these libs and been able to compile a fortran program?
I think RedHat is somewhat to blame here.  I can find info on
installing and using f2c and gcc with the non RPM distributions.
This doesn't help me; RedHat uses the RPM method.  If it's not too much
trouble, can someone compile this program on their machine?  It's
not a large program and should compile rather quickly.

Thanks,
dave keeler
dept. of chem

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From: heyjoe1@lamar.ColoState.EDU (David Keeler)
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Date: 1998/02/12
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