From: mhiroshi@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp (H. Murakami)
Newsgroups: fj.lang.fortran
Subject: f90 compilers (long) : quote from usenet.
Date: 22 Aug 92 13:14:41 GMT
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Organization: Hokkaido Univ. However I am subject to tansei for JUNET.

TO: fj.lang.fortran

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From macphed Tue Jun 16 16:47:21 JST 1992
Article: 3555 of comp.lang.fortran
From: macphed@dvinci.USask.Ca (Ian MacPhedran)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: SUMMARY: f90 compilers (long)
Date: 6 May 92 15:19:20 GMT
Organization: University of Saskatchewan

This is the promised summary of my request for information about
Fortran 90 (f90) compilers. I am sorry for the delay in getting this
posted, but I was away for a week, and still haven't caught up.

I received a large amount of information, including a previous summary.
Rather than parroting the entire list, I have prepared the following
breakdown of the points which interested me.

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Product:  NAGware Fortran 90 Compiler
Descript: Compiles f90 code to C source, or directly to executable
          file under MS-DOS. Therefore requires native C compiler
          as back end on most platforms.
Platform: Apollo DN10000, DECstations, HP 9000, IBM RS/6000, NeXT,
          Intel 386/486 (MSDOS), Sun 3, Sun 4 (SunOS 4.1)
          VAX/VMS forthcoming.
Pricing:  Varies with platform. Academic Pricing available. Site
          License available
 +------------------------------------------------------------+
 |                    NAGWare F90 Compiler                    |
 +------------------------------------------------------------+
 |          License Fee Options for Initial Computer          |
 +------------------------------------------------------------+
 |        |         Standard        |         Academic        |
 +--------+-------------------------+-------------------------+
 |        |  Perpetual|  Maintenance|  Perpetual|  Maintenance|
 |        |     Fee   |      Fee    |     Fee   |      Fee    |
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+
 | CLASS 1|      $895 |      $160   |      $537 |       $97   | (MSDOS)
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-------------------------+
 | CLASS 2|    $1,495 |      $270   |      $897 |      $162   | (Low end work-
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ stations)
 | CLASS 3|    $1,995 |      $360   |    $1,197 |      $215   |
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+
 | CLASS 4|    $2,495 |      $450   |    $1,497 |      $270   | (Server class
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+ computers)
 | CLASS 5|    $3,295 |      $594   |    $1,977 |      $356   |
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+
 | CLASS 6|    $4,295 |      $774   |    $2,577 |      $464   |
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+
 | CLASS 7|    $5,295 |      $945   |    $3,177 |      $572   |
 +--------+-----------+-------------+-----------+-------------+
          (US Dollars)
Contact:  Sheila Caswell, Account Manager,
          Numerical Algorithms Group, Inc.
          1400 Opus Place, Suite 200
          Downers Grove, IL, USA
          60515-5702
Phone:    (708) 971-2337
Source:   E-mail messages, postings, and paper mailing
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Product:  VAST-90
Descript: Converts f77 code to f90, and reverse. Will "de-spaghettify"
          f77 code to a more structured form. Requires native f77 compiler
          to compile f90 programs.
Platform: SPARC (Sun 4), IBM RS/6000
Pricing:  Single Machine: SPARC - $1450, RS/6000 - $1900.
          Volume discounts and site license ($45000/architecture) available.
          US Dollars.
Contact:  David McNamara, Product Manager,
          Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation,
          12340 Santa Monica Boulevard,
          Los Angeles, CA, USA
          90025
Phone:    (213) 820-2200
Source:   E-mail messages, postings, and paper mailing
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Product:  PF90 Version 2.0
Descript: Converts f90 programs to f77, then compiles with native
          f77 compiler. Therefore native f77 compiler is required.
Platform: Sun 4, IBM RS/6000, Silicon Graphics, DECstations, Convex,
          Alliant, IBM 3090 (AIX), Cray
Pricing:  Sun, RS/6000, SGI, DECstation: $2000
          Convex, Alliant: $5000; IBM 3090, Cray: $10000
          (US Dollars, single machine, multiuser license, must purchase
          f77 compiler separately.)
Contact:  ParaSoft Corporation
          2500 E. Foothill Blvd
          Pasadena, CA 91107
Phone:    (818) 792-9941
E-mail:   f90-info@parasoft.com
Source:   E-mail messages, and PostScript advertisement
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Product:   PV version 1.1 of Fortran 90 compiler
Descript:  Port of NAG's f90 compiler to MS-DOS, together with Salford
           Software Ltd.
Platform:  Intel 386/486 Computers
Pricing:   $1950.00 (single user, US currency)
Contact:   OTG Systems Inc
Phone:     (717) 222-9100
Source:    E-mail message/summary of previous queries
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The following is from a previous summary from David Bernholdt:

Convex is reported to have an incomplete f90 compiler in beta.
Other compilers in preparation will be available:
EPC (Edinburgh Portable Compilers) and Lahey            late 1992
Cray Research                                           early 1993
DEC for VMS                                             late 1993
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I wish to thank the following people for their help, and apologize to any
which I have missed.

klassen@sol.UVic.CA
psrv!bob@uu.psi.com
naginc!caswell@sunbird.Central.Sun.COM
malcolm@nag.co.uk
roman@parasoft.com
khb@chiba.Eng.Sun.COM
METCALF@crnvma.cern.ch

Ian.
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Ian MacPhedran, Engineering Computer Centre, University of Saskatchewan.
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