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Article #341Re: Any decent Fortrans under Unix ? Which machine ?
From: Mike Gigante
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1986 09:07
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1986 09:07
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I forgot to mention that f77 effectively forces you to split your programs into many small files when you are on non-virtual machines. Otherwise, as(1) will grow almost exponentially in memory size. You also run into a message something like 'too many external symbol names - try -Nx option'. Unfortunately, our f77 knows no such option :-) (this was in f77pass1) On virtual machines, you'll start to notice very high page rates for large files/routines. SVS's memory requirements are relatively constant & small. Mike Gigante RMIT, Australia
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