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Author: Bamm
Date: May 18, 2008 01:39

Finally my fortran class is over! That means no more g77 for me.
Yay! :)
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Re: Yay!         


Author: user1
Date: May 18, 2008 07:43

Bamm wrote:
> Finally my fortran class is over! That means no more g77 for me.
> Yay! :)

So, how did you do ? Whatever became of the "press any key" problem ?
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Author: Bamm
Date: May 18, 2008 09:28

>> Finally my fortran class is over! That means no more g77 for me.
>> Yay! :)
>
> So, how did you do ? Whatever became of the "press any key" problem ?

I followed the advice to just used read * and tell the user to press
Enter. :)
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Author: Terence
Date: May 18, 2008 17:07

On May 19, 2:28 am, Bamm gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Finally my fortran class is over! That means no more g77 for me.
>>> Yay! :)
>
>> So, how did you do ? Whatever became of the "press any key" problem ?
>
> I followed the advice to just used read * and tell the user to press
> Enter. :)

You could have used the GETCHARQQ() routine or the equivalent service
in other compilers.
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Re: Yay!         


Author: e p chandler
Date: May 18, 2008 20:44

On May 18, 4:39 am, Bamm gmail.com> wrote:
> Finally my fortran class is over! That means no more g77 for me.
> Yay! :)

Top 10 reasons to use g77 as a teaching tool

10. g77 is free.
9. g77 is open source.
8. g77 fits in a small archive.
7. g77 is easy to install.
6. g77 fits the limited time available.
5. g77 is stable.
4. Nothing newer runs on our hardware or OS.
3. The TAs only know g77.
2. The professor only knows g77.
1. The professor's textbook uses g77.

- e
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Re: Yay!         


Author: Bamm
Date: May 19, 2008 07:44

> 3. The TAs only know g77.
> 2. The professor only knows g77.
> 1. The professor's textbook uses g77.

Yes, these are the three reasons alright. :)
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