Re: F77 code under gcc

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Brian T. Brunner <brian.t.brunner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes on 
Fri, 04 Nov 2005 10:45:51 -0800:

>> I would recommend to the package-wrapper folks to put a sym link
>> named f77 alongside f90 & f95 & gfortran.

Please do NOT do that.  The gcc family runs on many different
operating systems where there are already vendor-provided compilers
named f77, f90, and f95.  Historically, the GNU compilers have had
names like gcc, g++, g77, gpc, gnat, gfortran, ..., avoiding name
collisions with compiler products from other suppliers.  It is
generally only in the GNU/Linux and BSD worlds that the GNU compilers
have also been installed in /usr/bin under the names cc and f77.

Let's keep distinctive names for the GNU compilers.

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