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From: robin on 20 Oct 2006 04:39
Absoft has announced its Pro Fortran v10 compiler for Win 32/64,
32/64 Linux, and MAC.
Upgrade pricing until 31 Jan 2007.
http://www.absoft.com

Code is up to 20% faster than v9, and can be used with
MATFOR (numerical and visualization libraries)
as well as IMSL.


From: Saittam on 21 Oct 2006 04:44

robin wrote:
> Absoft has announced its Pro Fortran v10 compiler for Win 32/64,
> 32/64 Linux,

So we who made preorders for Win 32/64, when can we expect a (digital)
shipment?

> and MAC.

not yet though. v10 for Mac OS X is planned for release Q1 2007.
Current release for Mac OS X is V9.2 with partial support for Intel
(through Rosetta)

/mattias

From: Gary Scott on 21 Oct 2006 12:10
Saittam wrote:

> robin wrote:
>
>>Absoft has announced its Pro Fortran v10 compiler for Win 32/64,
>>32/64 Linux,
>
>
> So we who made preorders for Win 32/64, when can we expect a (digital)
> shipment?

Not completely sure but don't believe that this Robin works for Absoft.

>
>
>>and MAC.
>
>
> not yet though. v10 for Mac OS X is planned for release Q1 2007.
> Current release for Mac OS X is V9.2 with partial support for Intel
> (through Rosetta)
>
> /mattias
>


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From: robin on 22 Oct 2006 01:14
"Saittam" <Mattias.Alveteg(a)chemeng.lth.se> wrote in message
news:1161420245.096381.145590(a)m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>
> robin wrote:
> > Absoft has announced its Pro Fortran v10 compiler for Win 32/64,
> > 32/64 Linux,
>
> So we who made preorders for Win 32/64, when can we expect a (digital)
> shipment?

visit http://www.absoft.com

> > and MAC.
>
> not yet though. v10 for Mac OS X is planned for release Q1 2007.

That's right.

> Current release for Mac OS X is V9.2 with partial support for Intel
> (through Rosetta)


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