Pro*Fortran for Linux

We are porting a system over to Linux machines from an SGI. It uses sql calls
in the fortran code which on the sgi were
handled with the ProFortran compiler. Apparently, Oracle does not support the ProFortran compiler on Linux. Is there a
way to get one, or will it be supported in
the future?
Thanks,
Bob Clouser
MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Doesn't appear to be part of the Linux bundle. It may not have been ported. I checked 10gR1 and 9.2.x.

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Oracle 10g or less Pro Fortran for linux ?

Hello,
I'm looking for the oracle pro-fortran for linux.
Where can i find it ?
Thanks

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Proc (O8i patch2 for Linux)

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Any suggestion is appreciate.([email protected])
null

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by shaw:
the following error puzzles me when I start proc:
Syntax error at line 368, column 19, file /usr/include/libio.h:
Error at line 368, column 19 in file /usr/include/libio.h
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..................1
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; , = ( [
The symbol ";" was substituted for "_IO_sgetn" to continue.
Any suggestion is appreciate.([email protected])
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Where can i find Pro*c downloadable for linux?

hi,
i searching for Pro*c for oracle8i on linux. plz do help me with the link for the download.

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FormsCentral PDFs not working for Linux and Unix users

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Apple makes software and hardware. Therefore they
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I did not know Linux was one type of computer, like Mac...
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Pro*Cobol for Oracle 10g Express Edition is available?

Hi to all, this is my first post here.
I evaluating Cobol to Oracle products and I have find one it´s more
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Edited:
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(sorry bad english)

There is no official communication on 11G express edition release date .
You will have to wait and watch Oracle Official website for that .
Also check this :
http://news.techworld.com/applications/3203909/oracle-stalls-over-11g-express-release/
http://pcworld.about.com/od/businesscenter/Oracle-Mum-on-11g-Release-2-1.htm
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New update for Linux??? Really??? Piece of crap...

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I will explain...
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Why? Just WHY? Did you stop supporting ALSA? Skype was working perfectly well with it! And Why?
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Why did you make it impossible now for us users to use an older version of Skype? We are forced to use the latest 4.3 version, I tried reverting with no luck at all, for the first time in my computing life this is the first time I have ever seen something like this.
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Sokel wrote:
The problem isn't about supporting ALSA.
I am afraid it is about supporting ALSA.
Sokel wrote:
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10 foot user interface remote options for Linux

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