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Monday, December 1, 2003
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iPod's Two-Year Anniversary: "Two years ago this month, Apple Computer released a small, sleek-looking device it called the iPod." [Slashdot]
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Tools And Toys To Slaver Over: "While I was configuring my partner's new iBook G4 the other day, I was musing over the list of software that just had to be installed on her laptop to get it up and running." (Computerworld New Zealand via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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Fortran 95 on Mac OS X -- Comment()
GNU Fortran 95 Compiler for Mac OS X: "The GNU Fortran 95 complier, g95, has been compiled for Mac OS X. The binaries can be downloaded from the HPC for Mac OS X web page." Beware: g95 is alpha-level software, so it probably will not work if you have a real-world Fortran 95 program. Here is an extract from the compiler status page: G95 is not complete, but it should already be usable for some user code. The implementations of COMMON and EQUIVALENCEare fairly new and thus not well tested, so give them a try.If you need Fortran 90/95 on Mac OS X, you should check out the IBM, Absoft, and NAGware compilers.
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