g77 is part of the GNU compiler package. You probably need to get a version
that is compatible with the working gcc you have installed. Check whatever
distribution you have on your system for a compatible version of g77 -- it's
been around for years, so there is almost sure to be a version that matches
your gcc. (The mismatch is probably a libraries problem, BTW - I ruined gcc
that way on one of my Linux hosts recently by doing an upgrade carelessly,
so I know it's easy to do.)
At 11:55 AM 2/27/99 +0000, Ralf Christian Strandell wrote [abridged]:
>I got a fortran compiler named g77. I did install it.
>That was a mistake as I couldn't make even c-programs
>after the installation. Now I can (after restoring
>the "old" version of gcc),
>but how do I get a working fortran compiler now?
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