Compilers and Libraries
How to Compile
If you've never used a command-line compiler, here are
the basics:
type the name of the compiler (such as f90) then options
then filenames. A simple example is
>f90 test.f90
which compiled the test program with no options
specified, so the generated file is a.out in your home
directory. So in that case to run the program just do the
command a.out.
Compilers
(man for more details and what the options are
for each compiler)
Fortran
Fortran 90 and Fortran 95 compliant, supports
parallel OpenMP directives. These are the Compaq
Fortran compilers (formerly DIGITAL):
NOTES: The f77 command uses
the Compaq Fortran 90 compiler by default. If
you want to use the Compaq Fortran 77 compiler,
you must use the -old_f77
option with the f77 command.
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External Links
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C/C++
- cc - Compaq C/C++ compiler/linker
- gcc - GNU C/C++ compiler/linker
- cpp - C language preprocessor
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Others
- java (use man for details)
- perl (interpreter)
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Debuggers
- ladebug (use man for details).
Libraries
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