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  1. Re:If only fortran were useful on Fortran 2000 Committee Draft · · Score: 1
    I'll start by admitting that I have little experience with fortran and with the applications thereof.

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    I'm not familiar with fortran 95 ...

    If you do not no Fortran, then why do you think you are the right person to tell others if it should be thaught/used or not?

  2. Fortran 90 on Is FORTRAN Still Kicking? · · Score: 1

    >I know about Fortran 90 but it is not much
    >nicer than F77,

    Wether F90 is nicer than F77 or not is a matter of taste I guess, but I think it's much better. I really hate F77, while F90 is in my opinion one of the best programming languages ever. It is easy to learn, very high level, and fast.

    >and no one seems to use it

    ???

    I know lots of peaople who uses F90, no one who uses F77 for new development.

  3. Re:practical experience implementing compilers?? on The D Programming Language · · Score: 1
    He's talking about making the compiler do all the work - for instance, there are no headers, as declarations are lifted from the source. For that matter, modules and libararies and source are treated the same. I think that he *might* be talking about features that would require a new object format, and thus a new linker.
    I don't know what he is thinking about (nor what you are thinking about), but I don't think a new linker is needed. Fortran (NO, I'm not talking about FORTRAN 77) has these same features, and most Fortran compilers (all that I have used) uses the standard linkers.
  4. Re:Octave on Open Source Symbolic Math Program? · · Score: 1

    Octave is a greate tool for numerical calculations, but AFAIK it can't do symbolic math