Actually I am aware of their announcemnet regarding to their
partnership with Polyhedron. But I don't see how this is related to my
questions?
Will there be a PathScale compiler for Windows? When? (1 month 1 year,
10 years)
Are they commited to implement Fortran 2003? (incremental
implementation? when? which features will be implemented first?)
Are they products Vista Ready?
....
And all pertinent information that shows their company is alive ...
On Jan 29, 7:47 pm, "John Fredrickson"
verizon.net> wrote:>> compiler to Windows 64 at the end of 2005. No new product -- no new
>> newsletter-- no roadmap for Fortran 2003 implementation? Are they out
>> of business?This announcement was made on the Lahey web site on September 22nd, 2006:
>
> Effective immediately, Lahey Computer Systems, Inc. has appointed Polyhedron
> Software Limited as its exclusive global distributor. Through this alliance,
> Polyhedron will sell and provide technical support for all Lahey products.
> Lahey made this decision so that it can concentrate on further development
> and maintenance of its language systems products and porting services.
>
> Polyhedron, located near Oxford in the UK, has been supplying services and
> software solutions to Fortran and related markets since 1986, and is widely
> respected for its technical expertise and customer service. Polyhedron can
> be contacted via email at lahey.sa...@
polyhedron.com or visit their website
>
athttp://www.polyhedron.com.
>
> Polyhedron has contracted with Tallac Technology LLC of Truckee, California
> to distribute Lahey products within North America. Tallac was co-founded by
> John Swenson, Lahey's former vice president of sales and marketing. Tallac
> Technology can be contacted via email at s...@
tallactech.com or visit their
> website
athttp://www.tallactech.com.
