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#509 From: "leila" <leila_phy@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 2:56 pm
Subject: Lambert Function 		leila_phy
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How can I write Lambert Function as subroutine? How can I write an infinity
series in a subroutine?

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#508 From: "AMIR" <amir_nabi87@...>
Date: Tue Nov 3, 2009 10:00 am
Subject: compiler for windows 7 		amir_nabi87
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how can i find a comiler for compaq visual fortran 6.5 for windows 7?
thank all

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#507 From: "Proximo" <dfb357@...>
Date: Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:11 am
Subject: Fortarn compiler 		dfb357
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Hello group I need a Fortran Compiler that resembles Fortran Visual Studio. Back
in the mid 90's I could still run old code written in Fortran 77.  I know it
sounds weird, but where I work there is a treasure of numerical algorithms that
I like to run.  Of course I have Windows XP and I have no clue if there is
anything like Visual Studio out there.  At least something that doesn't need a
$900 license to run.

Any help would be great if something like what I asking even exists!!

Jeff

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