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| − | G77 is a [[GNU]] [[FORTRAN]] compiler | + | G77 is a [[GNU]] [[FORTRAN]] compiler designed as a free replacement for the Unix [[f77]] compiler. |
| − | The | + | As its name implies it is a Fortran 77 compiler. Its original author was James Craig Burley. The compiler back end is the GNU Compiler Collection backend, i.e. the same as used by GNU C, g++, Objective-C etc. |
| − | {{stub}} | + | G77 has largely been replaced by the [[GNU Fortran|gfortran]] compiler as of GCC version 4. gfortran is not a Fortran 77 compiler though and does not entirely replace g77 as far as Fortran source compatibility is concerned. |
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| + | A historic version of the g77 home page has been archived [http://www.kilmnj.com/g77/ here]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:01, 18 October 2018
G77 is a GNU FORTRAN compiler designed as a free replacement for the Unix f77 compiler.
As its name implies it is a Fortran 77 compiler. Its original author was James Craig Burley. The compiler back end is the GNU Compiler Collection backend, i.e. the same as used by GNU C, g++, Objective-C etc.
G77 has largely been replaced by the gfortran compiler as of GCC version 4. gfortran is not a Fortran 77 compiler though and does not entirely replace g77 as far as Fortran source compatibility is concerned.
A historic version of the g77 home page has been archived here.
