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NP.FOR(1277) : warning F4999: DFLAG : variable declared but not used NP.FOR(1154) : warning F4999: DFLAG : variable declared but not used NP.FOR(780) : warning F4999: DFLAG : variable declared but not used NP.FOR(507) : warning F4999: DFLAG : variable declared but not used NP.FOR(397) : warning F4999: QHERE : variable declared but not used NP.FOR(397) : warning F4999: DFLAG : variable declared but not used

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Now the bigger question, will hello.exe run on say Windows Vista ењ†4?ДEMONS.FOR(520) : warning F4999: RLIGHT : variable declared but not usedДEMONS.FOR(520) : warning F4999: RSER : variable declared but not usedДGAME.FOR(781) : warning F4999: PROTCT : variable declared but not used Ok, so with all this work, weвЂ™ve managed to restore the basic functionality of Microsoft Fortran here. Otherwise when you run hello.exe youвЂ™ll get: I suppose if I were more brave I could read the link file, and scan for a вЂ-outвЂ™ and run pestub on the output.

The only caveat here, is that because of HXDOS it *thinks* itвЂ™s running on Windows NT, (beta 2!) and will not run the bindmsf.exe programвЂ¦ Not that it mattered as it was broken. defaultlib:libf.lib,libc.lib,kernel32.lib,ntdll.lib Microsoft (R) 32-Bit Incremental Linker Version 2.50Д¬opyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1992-94. Microsoft (R) FORTRAN PowerStation Optimizing Compiler Version 1.0Д¬opyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1984-1993. Seeing that Visual C++ 1.0 just calls through I just made a вЂstubвЂ™ program to call link. On the Visual C++ 2.0 & 4.0 CDвЂ™s there is no link32.exe. Now on my Visual C++ 1.0 cd there is a link32.exe that just calls link.exe. Googling around, the issue lies with the linker, link32.exe. Or just run it in a MS-DOS/Windows 3.1 VM and be happy for emulation.Д«ut I figured what the hell, perhaps itвЂ™s possible to replace some of the key parts with old versions of Visual C++ and use HX DOS as an extender instead of an ancient Phar Lap TNT. is impossible to find, or track down Compaq fortran, or even Intel fortran.

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Naturally the вЂfixвЂ™ is to upgrade to 4.0 which. Nothing like a вЂsolutionвЂ™ that took missing references into exeвЂ™s that just crash. Which sounds fun, except the resulting exeвЂ™s DONT WORK. It renamed the references to ntdll.dll into beta2.dll. IвЂ™m sure others may find themselves down the path with failed exeвЂ™s that crash with: So I loaded it up on a VM with Windows 3.1 and quickly found out why: While it produces win32 exeвЂ™s they are built with pre-release tools, and will *NOT* work under any released version of Windows NT, (Yes, including Windows NT 3.1!!). While going through my stuff, I did manage to find some diskettes for Microsoft FORTRAN PowerStation 1.0 вЂ¦ I recall using this under Windows 3.1 but there was some reason we never really used it under Windows 95 & NT ( Found it 9 years later!) вЂ¦