Chris2005
Banned
"I believe the GNU Compiler Collection (gcc) contains frontend for Fortran 90. Not sure about Fortran 77 though. Personally I've never touched these languages, as they were obsoleted (or only used in specific places) by the early 1990's."
Yes gcc can decode FORTRAN-77 IIRC. Not -90 though.
My Canon Cat has some sort of built in FORTH interpreter or something. I have the rom images (anybody ever burn an eprom from an image?) for the Radio Electronics Robot Brain, a.k.a Vesta Technologies oem-188 SBC. One of them is FORTH, the other is supposedly the BASIC and BIOS combined. I took a peek at it recently with (with Notepad) and it could be the case, but the picture on the cover of the magazine show 3 eproms. They haven't been talking to me lately...
Erik, are you setup for making images of 8" disks? You should archive those bad boys. Or hand them off to someone who can. I'm partially to the point where I can connect an 8" drive to a Pentium system as illustrated by Dave Dunfield. Gonna take me a bit longer though...
Yes gcc can decode FORTRAN-77 IIRC. Not -90 though.
My Canon Cat has some sort of built in FORTH interpreter or something. I have the rom images (anybody ever burn an eprom from an image?) for the Radio Electronics Robot Brain, a.k.a Vesta Technologies oem-188 SBC. One of them is FORTH, the other is supposedly the BASIC and BIOS combined. I took a peek at it recently with (with Notepad) and it could be the case, but the picture on the cover of the magazine show 3 eproms. They haven't been talking to me lately...
Erik, are you setup for making images of 8" disks? You should archive those bad boys. Or hand them off to someone who can. I'm partially to the point where I can connect an 8" drive to a Pentium system as illustrated by Dave Dunfield. Gonna take me a bit longer though...