Fortran on HP-UX

[Fred K. Abell Jr._1]

I am running HP-UX 11iv1 on J-Class workstations. We have the C/CC compiler from HP, but now need a FORTRAN compiler to work with some NIST software. Those in charge want to rid the lab of UNIX in general and won't spring for the $1200 for the software.

Has anyone used any open source FORTRAN compiler with success? Any suggestions on a good one?

Thanks in advanced.
Fred

[Fabian Briseño · Accepted solution]

Hello Fred.
Personaly I have not used Fortran compilers but I googled and found this.

http://www.g95.org/

have a look, It states it's free, hope it helps.

[Pete Randall]

A google search for

hp-ux OR hpux AND fortran AND "open source"

turned up this:

http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/fortran.shtml


Not necessarily a "good" one but I haven't seen many open source Fortran compilers for hpux.


Pete

[Steven Schweda]

I do approximarely nothing with Fortran
(formerly known as FORTRAN) these days, but
doesn't GCC include a Fortran compiler?

http://gcc.gnu.org/fortran/

[OldSchool]

g77 (gnu fortran) is now part of the gnu compiler suite, may be out of date or no longer "supported"

gfortran and g95 are out, but don't appear to have an HP-UX bundle, so you would have to "roll your own".

And then there is always the question of which varient of the language you need to support.

the other thing is that some of the above are already packaged to run under windows or cygwin.