Where can I find "g77" for my Ubuntu?
 

Hello everybody,

I am going to install a software on my Ubuntu
Linux and I need "g77" installed on my Linux.

But I can not find it in internet.

Does anyone know where I can find it.

(By the way I can not connect to internet by my
Ubuntu but I have internet connection in my XP
windows).

With best regards,
Hassan

Hi,

I do believe g77 is part of the gcc package.

Heads up: g77 is part of the gcc 3.4.x package gcc 4.x.y has g95 (Gfortran is not yet a fully conformant Fortran 95 compiler)!

Hope this helps.

Dear druuna,

Thanks for your reply.

I have gcc installed on my Ubuntu Linux, but not g77.
Because when I type "which g77" in the Terminal, nothing
happens which shows I do not have g77 on my Linux.

But on contrary, when I type "which gcc" it returns
"/usr/bin/gcc"
which shows I have gcc installed on my Linux.

So I am still looking for "g77".

Thanks Anyway.
Hassan

Hi again,

I'm not a Ubuntu user but would this help?

Package: g77 (4:3.4.6-1) / The GNU Fortran 77 compiler

Done.

Thanks tredegar


But I only have internet connection on my win XP not my Ubuntu,

Do you have any other suggestion in this case?

Best regards,
Hassan

Now you tell us ;)

Why doesn't your ubuntu PC have an internet connection?

Is it a different PC, or the same PC, dual booting win and linux?

It is an ordinary pc with dual XP and Ubuntu.

I have tried for a long time to connect internet
with my Ubuntu, but all attempts failed so I
accepted it without internet.

The above command did not work for me. The g77 package is missing in the newer versions of Ubuntu. One needs to install the fort77 package.

Regards,

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Prasanta

Thanks for the update, I'm posting from 8.04
That's odd. Did you post here for help (meaning: can you give me some links pointing to where you asked for help?)


A linux PC without networking is, well, pretty useless.

As useless as any PC without networking...

I posted it before But no one replied to it!

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...buntu.-783723/

This is its link.

Thanks.

You are not clear of your requirements. Have you checked the ip etc. of the machine, going out to the internet without using VPN?

Regards,

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Prasanta