Documentation for GNU fortran 77 g77, version 0.5-22.0. The files were
made from the *.tex files in g77src.zip in the OS/2 distribution by
Michael Holzapfel, using texinfo version 3.11.

Contains (apart from this file which is not listed):

 Length    Date    Time    Name
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    523  03-24-98  13:02   bugs0.tex
   9284  03-15-98  11:12   bugs.tex
1607228  04-01-98  10:36   g77.dvi
 990878  04-01-98  10:33   g77.info
2407028  04-01-98  10:36   g77.ps
 520485  03-24-98  13:01   g77.tex
    477  03-24-98  13:02   install0.tex
  84887  03-24-98  13:02   install.tex
 242452  03-15-98  11:51   intdoc.tex
    450  03-24-98  13:02   news0.tex
  54379  03-24-98  13:03   news.tex
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5918071                    11 files

The g77.info file should go in your info directory (set with set
INFOPATH in the config.sys), then edit the 'dir' file in that directory
accordingly, adding a line like this:

* g77:       (g77).         GNU Fortran 77 compiler.

and that's it. The g77.ps file may be printed on a PostScript printer,
the g77.dvi file contains the same information for those who have LaTeX
installed. Warning ... you are looking at 360+ pages of docs!
The PostScript file has been made for use with A4 paper, if you use US
Letter paper you will want to obtain a copy of the psutils package and
run psresize on it.

You should obtain a copy of the GNU file compression utility gzip, which
lives for instance on http://ftp-os2.nmsu.edu or http://ftp.leo.org and
install it in your path. Then you can save disk space compressing the
g77.info file with the command

  gzip -9 g77.info
  
which will create a compressed file g77.info.gz in place. GNU info can
then read the compressed g77.info.gz file.

As ususal, no warranties for anything are given or implied. If you can't
sleep after you read the g77 docs, too bad.


Have fun. Stefan A. Deutscher (sad@utk.edu / stefand@ibm.net)  2-Apr-1998
