This is the part that Windows 2000 is not going to do for you automatically.

Note:The changes in this section and the following on Makefile commands are primarily associated with the Compaq, Microsoft, and Intel compilers. Some of the compilers associated with cygwin, namely those that understand Unix command line switches, can be used without addressing many of the issues raised here.

• Compaq Fortran compiler is df.exe. It can also be invoked by the f77 command.

• The c preprocessor cpp has been replaced by the FORTRAN preprocessor fpp.

• Typically in Unix .F files are converted to .f files. Case insensitivity problem under Windows 2000. .F and .f are the same. The solution is to change the target file from a.f to a.for. .for extension is understood by the compiler as a FORTRAN program. Pertains both to makefiles and the command line.

  UNIX: fpp a.F > a.f does not work because of the lack of case sensitivity in Windows 2000. Change this to

  Windows 2000: fpp a.F > a.for