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Subject: -34- What are the correct versions of the Irix Development
Option (IDO) and Fortran for current versions of IRIX?
Date: 12 Jun 1994 00:00:01 EST
If you're using IRIX 4.0.x, you should be using IDO 4.1.1. It
includes C 3.10.1 and the 3.12 back-end (the part of the compiler
which actually produces the executable; 3.12 is the number you see
when you use the 'file' command on an executable). The previous
version was badly buggy; upgrade ASAP.
IRIX 5.2 needs IDO 5.2, which includes C 3.18. Executables produced by
the IRIX 5.x back-end don't show a version number with 'file'.
Each version of IDO has a corresponding version of Fortran, and they
MUST be used together. IDO 4.1.1 needs Fortran 3.5.1 and IDO 5.2 needs
Fortran 4.0.1. This is true for other languages as well, but only
Fortran has confused enough people to have its version numbers here.
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