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Saladsamurai
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I know there are tons of them out there, but I am looking for a recommendation on one. I know absolutely nothing about Fortran and very little about programming in general. I do know that I will be inheriting a bunch of code that was written in a g90 environment (if that is even the correct terminology).
I just need to know exactly what I will need to run and edit the code. I know that to edit it, all I really need is notepad, but I wouldn't mind an environment that helps with the debugging process.
I know that most of the guys around my lab are using DIGITAL visual fortran 5.0. But they are all sharing from 1 disc which is out of the question for me since this a university computer (and because I'm a good boy ). But I would like to keep it as comparable as possible. Any good recommendations for something free that is comparable to DIGITAL visual fortran 5.0?
Any advice is appreciated
I just need to know exactly what I will need to run and edit the code. I know that to edit it, all I really need is notepad, but I wouldn't mind an environment that helps with the debugging process.
I know that most of the guys around my lab are using DIGITAL visual fortran 5.0. But they are all sharing from 1 disc which is out of the question for me since this a university computer (and because I'm a good boy ). But I would like to keep it as comparable as possible. Any good recommendations for something free that is comparable to DIGITAL visual fortran 5.0?
Any advice is appreciated