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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
A FORTRAN 77 compatible | A FORTRAN 77 compatible development environment for 16 bit OS/2 v1.x that included a compiler, source level debugger and an IDE. The package sold from 1987 to the late 90's by Prospero Software Ltd., and was supported until 2003. Sold in two different versions, "Prospero Fortran Version iio" offered both DOS and OS/2 compatibility while "Prospero Fortran Version iid" only worked with [[DOS]]. In addition to the FORTRAN-77 standard the Prospero compiler supports some extensions and brings back a couple of features from FORTRAN-66 that were eliminated in later versions. | ||
Note that the package was originally called Pro-Fortran 77 | Note that the package was originally called Pro-Fortran 77 | ||
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* George Anthony "Tony" Hetherington | * George Anthony "Tony" Hetherington | ||
* Prospero Software | * Prospero Software | ||
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20040415132626/http://www.prosperosoftware.com/f2iix.html Archive of the original Prospero Software F-77 page] | |||
[[Category:tools]] [[Category:DOS Tools]] [[Category:FORTRAN]] | [[Category:tools]] [[Category:DOS Tools]] [[Category:FORTRAN]] | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 27 December 2014
Description
A FORTRAN 77 compatible development environment for 16 bit OS/2 v1.x that included a compiler, source level debugger and an IDE. The package sold from 1987 to the late 90's by Prospero Software Ltd., and was supported until 2003. Sold in two different versions, "Prospero Fortran Version iio" offered both DOS and OS/2 compatibility while "Prospero Fortran Version iid" only worked with DOS. In addition to the FORTRAN-77 standard the Prospero compiler supports some extensions and brings back a couple of features from FORTRAN-66 that were eliminated in later versions.
Note that the package was originally called Pro-Fortran 77
Version
- Last known version: 2.1
Author
- George Anthony "Tony" Hetherington
- Prospero Software