Is there a way to create the Silverfrost Fortran 95 compiler as a Portable App?
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or jauntpe and use it to portabilize the compiler.
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As all of ya should know Micro$oft is the Evil Empire, and Windows (a.k.a. Winblows or Windoze) is their greatest general, so please make a difference and install Linux or FreeBSD on yer Windows comp.
Actually this question was answered by the Silverfrost administrator back in 2007. The answer is basically to
copy the stuff MS puts in Program Files in the Silvefrost\Ftn95
folder to where you want to run it on your desktop or on flash
drives attached to your desktop. That is the manner in which I run ftn95 all the time (and also the super keen IDE Plato). Now, I do not know if the app will run on a non Win XP desktop or flash drive
attached thereto. Incidentally, ftn95 and the Plato IDE are free for personal use; I do not know why more attention is not given to publicizing just how good they are. Silverfrost ftn95 compiles everything from f77 through f95, and it is alleged that some f03 programs can be compiled also.