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Post 302104875 by BOFH on Monday 29th of January 2007 08:31:30 AM
01-29-2007
The error message shows that the compiler has been successfully found, just that it can't find the source code (hello.f90). You need to use an editor like vi to create a fortran source file named hello.f90 and try the compiler again.
As to learning Unix, I'm partial to "Essential System Administration". Others will point you to the "Unix System Administrator Handbook". From what you've said, I think the second one would be a better choice. I've read them both and in my opinion ESA is more for someone who's done administration before and has a good frame of reference.
You don't need to do everything in the book since you're not administering a server, however either will be a good reference in how things Unix work.
I'll have to leave fortran references to someone else though. It's been 20 or so years since I touched fortran
Carl
As to learning Unix, I'm partial to "Essential System Administration". Others will point you to the "Unix System Administrator Handbook". From what you've said, I think the second one would be a better choice. I've read them both and in my opinion ESA is more for someone who's done administration before and has a good frame of reference.
You don't need to do everything in the book since you're not administering a server, however either will be a good reference in how things Unix work.
I'll have to leave fortran references to someone else though. It's been 20 or so years since I touched fortran
Carl
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