dukelow@noscvax.UUCP (Robert A. Dukelow) (10/02/85)
Does anyone know if a compiler named WATFOR is available for either PC-DOS or CP/M? If so, where? My daughter is learning it in her high school class and would like to have it at home to make life easier. --Bob Dukelow (dukelow@nosc)
campbell@watdcsu.UUCP (Colin Campbell [DCS]) (10/07/85)
> Does anyone know if a compiler named WATFOR is available for either > PC-DOS or CP/M? If so, where? My daughter is learning it in her high > school class and would like to have it at home to make life easier. > --Bob Dukelow (dukelow@nosc) WATFOR77 is available for PC-DOS from: WATCOM Products Inc 415 Phillip Street Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3X2 (519) 886-3700 Telex 06-955 458 It is available for other systems, too (e.g. IBM VM/CMS), but I don't think it runs under CP/M. It supports the full FORTRAN 77 standard. Your daugther may be using WATFOR on a DEC mini in which case I believe it would be a FORTRAN 66 compiler (from the same people). (btw WATCOM Products markets software developed by the WATCOM Group, as well as software developed at the University of Waterloo - where I am employed.)