FORTRAN compilers on Pentium machines

> OS/2 2.1: Probabaly best if computer memory <=16Mb. Fortran apps can be > run using the free GNU f2c fortran pre-processor and gcc compilers > available using anonymous ftp to ftp-os2.nmsu.edu at New Mexico State > Univ. OS/2 runs DOS, Win 3.1 and (of course, if you can find them) OS/2 > apps very well. Can you explain your strange remark that less RAM is better? I would also caution about the use of f2c. I have used it to create a C version of NONMEM that ran about half as fast as the original FORTRAN code. That was on a Silicon Graphics irix4d MIPS etc processor. If anyone has NONMEM running under OS/2 I have a benchmark problem that has been tried on a range of machines thatI would like to try under OS/2. Please contact me if you would be willing to help. > Microway products. They also make compilers for other Intel operating > systems (DOS, Unix, etc). The only # I have is old, but should still > work: (508)746-7341. > The above number is correct. Also you can try email to mark@microway.com or fax (508) 746 4678. I would be really interested to know if anyone has any recent experience with their NDP Fortran 486 or even i860 compilers with NONMEM.