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regarding compilers

 
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regarding compilers

Hi,
In which cd from the kit of software product library
ican get these compilers
c,c++,fortran

regards
ajaydec
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Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: regarding compilers

It may depend on the SPL date, and on the
architecture.

My SPL kits always came with a paper list of
contents showing what was where.

It would probably be faster to look than to
ask.
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Re: regarding compilers

i dont have any kind of list
it is september 2006 dated kit


regards
ajaydec
Bojan Nemec
Honored Contributor

Re: regarding compilers

ajaydec,

On each CD there is a directory named [CDROM]. On this directory run the CDMENU.EXE (you must define a logical CD_DIRECTORY to the dev:[CDROM], but if you dont the program will instruct you).
Now you get a menu. You can select optin 2 - Display products and then 5 - Search for Product. Enter the search string (fortran for example) you get a list of matching software kits. Each kit has an index (you need this number to install the software thru CDMENU) and the CD number.
When you find the software you can install it with the main menu option 6 - Install product.

Bojan
Volker Halle
Honored Contributor

Re: regarding compilers

ajaydec,

there are also 2 resources on the internet, which easily provides this information:

The SPL home page has the Master Index, from which you can find the contents of all the SLPL CDs:

http://www1.sqp.com/

OpenVMS SPL CD Contents database:

http://org.openvms.de/spl.php

Volker.
Craig A Berry
Honored Contributor

Re: regarding compilers

I seem to remember some compilers on CD #2. YMMV.
Jiri_5
Frequent Advisor

Re: regarding compilers

Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: regarding compilers

Or just mount a CD and try something like:

dire cd:[000000...]cc*, cxx*, fort*

When that fails, try another CD. After a few
minutes, you should see things like:

Directory ALP$DKA600:[000000]

CC064.DIR;1
[...]

I maintain that it would probably be faster
to look than to ask.