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  • Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 22:07:22 -0600
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> Also, I see that GNU will support Fortran 90 (98??) in the next rev of
> the compiler bundle.  I have no clue how solid that will be.  Probably
> not a consideration if you need performance.

If you have the time, there is a GNU Fortran 95 (g95) that is up and running.
I think the project is in the 'smoking out the bugs' stage.   There seems
to be a lot of code it says it can run.

http://www.g95.org/

At some point it should arrive in/with the regular gcc/g77 suite.

Nice to see all the Linux/Solaris options out there :)

Rob

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