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Anybody familiar with Lahey/Fijitsu

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Anybody familiar with Lahey/Fijitsu Fortran 95, version5.70f, any comments, knowledge, thoughts?
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I've use Lahey f95 for years but stopped buying at V 5.65 - they don't change much though. I've had good success. What do you need to know about it?
 
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Was just curious. I have a registered copy and thinking of renewing my interest in Fortran etc. Just wanted to know if it was a 'good' piece of software before I invested my time. Thanks for your reply.
 
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Yes. I think it is (for whatever that is worth)!

I'm currently doing work with their 7.2 compiler. But.... their 5.6 compiler worked great for me. There isn't that much difference between them.

Dan
 
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