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Yes, hier an example how to start gefortran using wine, dislin and openmp library to create a real windows exe: gfortran -o test.exe test.f95 c:\Dislin\disgf.a -luser32 -lgdi32 -fopenmp

It works :-)

Haha, thanks for your effort. I will prefer the second solution if it is working ;-)

Thanks, I will think about Cygwin when I failed with MinGW. I just looked on the internet and maybe it answers my other MinGW question. So after installing MinGW, I have to type in the Linux console: i586-pc-mingw32-gcc -lgfortranbegin -lgfortran -o myprog.exe myprog.f Hope it's a right...

Hey Mikrom, thanks very much for your effort. But unfortunately I am now a little bit confused with your second answer. Did you mean, when I installed MinGW, I only have to type: gcc -lgfortranbegin -lgfortran myprog.f instead of: i586-pc-mingw32-gcc -o myprog.exe myprog.c ??? I also...

Thanks for your answer xwb. I know about this. But my hope was, that I can also compile *.exe files for windows using some flags. If you're right I have to use a second pc with windows and a fortran compiler on it and compile it again?! What a pity

Hello, I want to create .exe files using gefortran under Linux. But when I type: gfortran -o test.exe test.f95 in the console I can't open test.exe" on Windows. To open all *.out files on Linux is no problem. - Are there any flags I must set to create *.exe files? - Or is it only possible to...