afleming@watsci.waterloo.edu (Allan Fleming) (05/05/90)
Under 3.2 using the f77 compiler - when porting a program from VMS I discovered that doing the following: f77 -vms test.f caused the -onetime option to be invoked - producing rather non-VMS like behaviour. (please don't say RTFM - I did and the manual doesn't mention that -vms is now -vms_cc and that -vms no longer appears to be a valid switch, if the manuals agreed with the online man pages or the compiler warned me that -vms was no longer supported I may have saved a fair bit of time) Allan Fleming
deb@kea.wpd.sgi.com (Deb Ryan) (05/09/90)
In article <1990May5.131121.8226@watserv1.waterloo.edu>, afleming@watsci.waterloo.edu (Allan Fleming) writes: > Under 3.2 using the f77 compiler - when porting a program from VMS I > discovered that doing the following: > > f77 -vms test.f > > caused the -onetime option to be invoked - producing rather non-VMS like > behaviour. > > (please don't say RTFM - I did and the manual doesn't mention that > -vms is now -vms_cc and that -vms no longer appears to be a valid > switch, if the manuals agreed with the online man pages or the compiler > warned me that -vms was no longer supported I may have saved a fair bit > of time) > > Allan Fleming Well, you're right. All I can say is "fixed in next release." Of course, if you use the documented -vms_cc, you don't get the bug. -Deb deb@sgi.com Deborah Ryan Caruso @ Silicon Graphics