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From: billsey@agora.UUCP (Bill Seymour)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: CMI Board and Absoft FORTRAN?
Message-ID: <1381@agora.UUCP>
Date: 19 Feb 89 06:22:52 GMT
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From article <3409@sugar.uu.net:, by emcalc@sugar.uu.net (William M. Schmidt):
: 
: A while ago someone posted an article showing timings of the CMI
: processor accelerator board. It included FORTRAprograms linked
: with a replacement for the f77.rl library that comes with Absoft
: FORTRAN. Where can I get a hold of this library? I've had this
: board for over a month now and consider it well worth the money,
: but I've got a huge amount of FORTRAN that's just itching to see
: the 6888

	The man you need to talk to is Larry Gutkowski. His address (from the
PA Utilities disk) is:
		Larry J. Gutkowski,
		Technical Software Developer
		305 S.E. 152nd Court
		Vancouver, WA 98684
		(206) 254-7974 (voice and/or message)

	I know he has the library for sale, but I don't know how much he's
asking for it. He's done quite a bit better job of handling a peripheral
device type '881 than C= has done with the 1.3 IEEE libraries, so it's well
worth the investment. (IS there anyone out there who's re-compiled ASPICE
for '881 support yet?)

: Thanks,
:  
: Bill Schmidt
: Texas Accelerator Center
:  
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