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1.1 root 1: .TI F77/ONLINE_DOC "Sep. 4, 1985"
2: On-line Documentation
3:
4: For a list of Fortran related help files, see "help f77 general".
5: For a tutorial introduction to f77, see "help f77 tutorial"; for a
6: more advanced introduction, see "help f77 intro" and "help f77 options".
7:
8: Relevant manual pages include:
9:
10: .nf
11: man f77 the compiler
12: man dbx the source level debugger
13: man fsplit a utility to split programs into one
14: subprogram/file
15: man make program maintenance system (source &
16: object)
17: man ld the loader
18: man ar ar + ranlib are used in making libraries
19: man ranlib ar + ranlib are used in making libraries
20: .fi
21:
22: Use "apropos" ("man -k") to find manual entries about a topic,
23: For example, if you want to find out what manual pages talk about
24: debugging, type:
25:
26: apropos debug
27:
28: the system responds:
29:
30: .nf
31: adb (1) - debugger
32: dbx (1) - debugger
33: pdx (1) - pascal debugger
34: .fi
35:
36: You could then type "man 1 adb" and "man 1 dbx" to see which one to
37: use with f77 (use dbx) and how to use it.
38:
39: Similarly "apropos library libraries" lists all the manual entries with
40: the words 'library' or 'libraries' in their title lines.
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