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Many thanks. I'll give it a go.

Thanks for that. I take it you mean I should compile using the -static switch. I had not considered making 32-bit and 64-bit versions. My PC uses Windows 10 64 bits. How could I build a 32-bit version?

I have developed a program using the gcc compiler in Windows 10. It does everything I want it to do and now I want to be able to distribute it to other people who may not have a fortran system on their machines. (I am assuming they will be running Windows 10.) So my question is, do I need to...

Currently using GNU Fortran (GCC) 11.1.0, which I believe is the latest. The version on my old machine was downloaded several years ago, so was probably an earlier version. Unfortunately the PC died (motherboard problem) and I no longer have it so can't check which version I had. I do, however...

I have recently acquired a new windows 10 PC, As I did on the old one, I have installed gfortran. My latest project includes an INQUIRE call to check for the existence of a directory whose path name has been supplied by the user, so it could have any length. It could also include spaces. In the...

I created a few programs using gfortran in Windows 10 Pro, where they work well, but when I transferred the .exe files to my W10 Home laptop they all failed to start. I've tried a few ideas, such as compatibility with earlier Windows versions, but no success. When I tried to run one of my...

Hi everyone. This is my first post on this forum, so I hope I'm using it appropriately! I've been developing a program using gfortran under Windows 10. It reads a list of files contained in another file, then opens, reads and closes each file in the list in turn. I find it's correctly reading...