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From: robert.corbett on 11 Apr 2008 21:29 On Apr 10, 5:15 pm, "Gerry Ford" <ge...(a)nowhere.ford> wrote: > Can someone get a sun disc, and therewith another > f03 capability, for anywhere near ten bucks? Someone can get Sun Studio 12, which includes Sun Fortran, on DVD for ten dollars. Go to the URL http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/downloads Click on the media kit. That should load the sun store webpage for the Sun Studio 12 media kit. Sun Fortran runs on Solaris for SPARC, AMD, and Intel, and on Linux for AMD and Intel. Bob Corbett
From: Gerry Ford on 16 Apr 2008 02:01 <robert.corbett(a)sun.com> wrote in message news:b37bd8db-bae6-4825-87d4-0451b44a6d98(a)v26g2000prm.googlegroups.com... > On Apr 10, 5:15 pm, "Gerry Ford" <ge...(a)nowhere.ford> wrote: > >> Can someone get a sun disc, and therewith another >> f03 capability, for anywhere near ten bucks? > > Someone can get Sun Studio 12, which includes Sun Fortran, on > DVD for ten dollars. Go to the URL > > http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/downloads > > Click on the media kit. That should load the sun store webpage > for the Sun Studio 12 media kit. > > Sun Fortran runs on Solaris for SPARC, AMD, and Intel, and on > Linux for AMD and Intel. Well, goody gumdrops, it's on its way for a grand total of $10.50. They make you register, but it's painless, given that you actually want something to show up in your mailbox. They don't tell you at the end that your phony-balonay sun identity does not match your credit card. I think my state gets the fifty cents in tax. I get good software and build local roads at the same. Win-win. -- "Shopping for toilets isn't the most fascinating way to spend a Saturday afternoon. But it beats watching cable news." ~~ Booman
From: robert.corbett on 16 Apr 2008 23:04
On Apr 15, 11:01 pm, "Gerry Ford" <ge...(a)nowhere.ford> wrote: > <robert.corb...(a)sun.com> wrote in message > > news:b37bd8db-bae6-4825-87d4-0451b44a6d98(a)v26g2000prm.googlegroups.com...> On Apr 10, 5:15 pm, "Gerry Ford" <ge...(a)nowhere.ford> wrote: > > >> Can someone get a sun disc, and therewith another > >> f03 capability, for anywhere near ten bucks? > > > Someone can get Sun Studio 12, which includes Sun Fortran, on > > DVD for ten dollars. Go to the URL > > >http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/downloads > > > Click on the media kit. That should load the sun store webpage > > for the Sun Studio 12 media kit. > > > Sun Fortran runs on Solaris for SPARC, AMD, and Intel, and on > > Linux for AMD and Intel. > > Well, goody gumdrops, it's on its way for a grand total of $10.50. > > They make you register, but it's painless, given that you actually want > something to show up in your mailbox. They don't tell you at the end that > your phony-balonay sun identity does not match your credit card. > > I think my state gets the fifty cents in tax. I get good software and build > local roads at the same. Win-win. > -- > "Shopping for toilets isn't the most fascinating way to spend a Saturday > afternoon. But it beats watching cable news." > > ~~ Booman I should have mentioned that the Linux version on the DVD is packaged as RPMs. The tarball version that is available on the website is not included on the DVD. Bob Corbett |