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From: roth@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: problemss with f77 / 2.9bsd
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Date: Thu, 13-Jun-85 00:42:20 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun 13 00:42:20 1985
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HELP !!!!!! fortran problems: BERKELEY 2.9
...........................................

The f77 compiler distributed with Berkeley Release 2.9
(for PDP11's) appears useless for anything but small
pgms, unless you happen to be running it on a large
machine like an 11/70.  We're trying to run it on an 11/34A
in a small scientific lab.

The problem seems to be that the I/O library loaded
with all pgms is poorly constructed; it needs about 
25k of space by itself, which takes up about 40%
of an unoverlaid pgm and 3 out of 7 segments in an
overlaid pgm.  Either way, there's little room left
for anything else.

Does anyone out there have a "fix" for this they're
willing to share with us? (If not, we'll have to 
reinstall our strawberry V6 system. Gasp!!)

			Prof. Joseph J. DiStefano, III
			joed@UCLA-LOCUS.ARPA
			{ihnp4,ucbvax}!ucla-cs!joed