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Lionel, 

Fortran is very alive and quite well.  The amount of Fortran legacy code
around will likely ensure its existence into the next millenium,
especially for scientific code.

There is a free Fortran compiler available for personal use that
will run under various flavors of windows at
http://www.salford.co.uk

I've been able to run most well written Fortran programs just
fine on my PC running Windows.  

I know of at least 1 free C compiler out there that will run
on Windows, but don't know of any free C++ compilers.

I would hazard a guess that you should be able to get Tisean 
to run just fine under Windows, but you'll never know unless
you try.

Good luck,
Jeff


In metastock, Lionel wrote:
>Walter:
>
>Thanks for our posting and the address for the Tisean program.
>
>Your trader must have a Ph.D. in math or statistics. Lyapunov  methods are
>neither for the lighthearted nor the non-mathematician.
>
>While Fortran is a very good computer language, I didn't realize that
>Fortran compilers were still available.  Are they available for the PC?.
>
>Tisean has been compiled under Linux, it has not been compiled under
>windows.  While the program is written mostly in C++ and partly in Fortran;
>even if I had both compilers, it probably would not completely compile under
>windows, that is it wouldn't run. In order to run this program, I think that
>it would be very desirable to have the same version of Linux that was used
>to compile the program, and the same or newer editions of the same C++ and
>Fortran compilers.
>
>One of the big advantages of the Windows system is that programs compiled
>under Windows will run on almost all PCs running Windows. (Occasionally a
>Windows program will not run a few machines). At centers like a university
>or other computation centers, changes creep into the operating system that
>can make it difficult to port programs to other sites.
>
>Having said all this; is there a version, compiled or not, that will run
>under windows?
>
>Lionel Issen
>lissen@xxxxxxxxx