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From: meclark1@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: FORTRAN compilers for 386 micro
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Date: 9 Sep 89 23:02:35 GMT
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From MEClark, re FORTRAN compilers for 386 IBM clone

Since I didn't get any replies from my question of 9-1-89 and since there was   some trouble in Notes during the week, I'm asking the question again. I want to do some extensive number crunching on my 25 Mhz 386 equipped with a Weitek 3167 and 4 mb ram. I need advice to choose between NDP fortran by Micro-Way, Lahey's F77L-EM32, SAIC's VS fort, OASIS's fortran, or any other compiler.