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2018-10-18T20:03:24Z

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Neozeed at 17:56, 13 March 2011

2011-03-13T17:56:17Z

Neozeed: New page: Microsoft Fortran has been around for a LONG time.... However before it was sold, the product name was changed to PowerStation FORTRAN, then later sold to DEC at some point, then merge...

2010-06-23T14:08:26Z

New page: Microsoft Fortran has been around for a LONG time.... However before it was sold, the product name was changed to PowerStation FORTRAN, then later sold to DEC at some point, then merge...

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Microsoft Fortran has been around for a LONG time.... However before it was sold, the product name was changed to PowerStation FORTRAN, then later sold to [[DEC]] at some point, then merged with Compaq, sold to [[Intel]] around the time of the HP merger.

But as far as I can trace back, it started as a product for [[CP/M]].

I 'found' version 3.4 available [http://www.retroarchive.org/cpm/lang/lang.htm here], although it's possible someone else has an older version.

From the CP/M versions, FORTRAN like all of the rest of [[Microsoft]]'s languages found their way to the 16 bit [[IBM PC]]. From my own usage, popular versions included:

*4.0 Huge memory model!
*5.1 Support for OS/2, Windows (using [[QuickWin]]), and of course MS-DOS.
*PowerStation Fortran 1.0 with 32bit MS-DOS support
*PowerStation Fortran 4.0 with proper Windows NT support.

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