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Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran,comp.lang.c,comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: Running long memory intensive programs!
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Date: 14 Jun 91 13:17:51 GMT
References: <1991Jun12.203754.9356@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> <1991Jun13.160602.23726@afit.af.mil>
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In article <1991Jun13.160602.23726@afit.af.mil> dlindsle@afit.af.mil (David T. Lindsley) writes:
>The only Fortran I know of that can use extended memory is Watcom's.
Several others do.  We use Silicon Valley Software's FORTRAN and C and
are fairly pleased with their performance and quality.  Others include
NDP, and Lahey.  All of these use PharLap's extender.  The extender can
be "bound" into the executable so that you end up with "YOURPROG.EXE".
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