g77 documentation

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From: Jeffrey McDonald <jm@clouds.fnal.gov>
Subject: g77 documentation
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Hi,

I'm trying to use info to find out about g77, specifically, I need
to find out which unit number is used for standard I/O, I have a statement
(source code from a fellow experimenter) like:

Read (5,'(I)') N_Sets

LUN 5 is apparently the standard I/O on sgi OS. I recall that
there may be a function to direct the stardard I/O to LUN 5, but I can't
remember what it is called. When I try to read about g77, using

$ info g77

I get only the man pages for g77 which don't go into the
functions, which LUN is standard I/O, etc. However, the info pages for
g77 are installed on my system but I don't see them when I issue an info
g77 command.

$ info emacs

works just fine. Any ideas about how to get info to find these
pages? Better yet, any idea which LUN is the standard I/O LUN with gnu
fortran?

Jeff

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Jeffrey McDonald, Florida State jemcdon@fnal.gov
FNAL MS 352 phone 630-840-3983
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