Re: Squick.f
From Jim Ertle <ert...@bajoran.emba.uvm.edu>
· alt.ascii-art.animation
· 3 Feb 1994 17:52 · View full thread
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In <CKK...@ucdavis.edu> ez0...@dale.ucdavis.edu (Ian Westcott) writes: >Christopher S. Suley (csu...@netcom.com) wrote: >: This is an excellent ASCII animation movie, originally posted to >: alt.tasteless last year sometime. You'll need a FORTRAN compiler >: to compile and view. I'm not the author or artist (I'm not that >Can someone tell me where I might find a FORTRAN compiler then? I'd like >to view this, but, no compiler, no viewing <sigh>. >-- I don't know much about fortran, but I tried "f77 -g squick.f" and got a bunch of errors. I also got problems with f90. Anybody have any clues? -- James A. Ertle |Life moves pretty fast ... ert...@emba.uvm.edu |If you don't look around once in UVM's EMBA Computer Facility |a while, you'll miss it. Burlington, Vt. USA | - Ferris
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