From: robin51@dodo.com.au   
      
   "Peter Dassow"  wrote in message news:10-12-047@   
   omp.compilers...   
      
   | I have to compile some very old Fortran-66 programs,   
   | Are there any other PC compatible Fortran-66 compilers   
   | out there ?   
      
   You are likely to have much more success with a modern compuiler,   
   such as F90 or F95, which will probably have many of the   
   F66 extensions as standard features.   
   As well as that, some compilers still support old features.   
   Try the Silverfrost Fortran 95 compiler, which is one such   
   compiler.   
      
   As well as that, I think that you can still obtain their F77 compiler.   
      
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