Fortran Compiling Fortran 77 for Windows

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To compile Fortran 77 code on a Windows machine, users can utilize the G95 compiler, which is compatible with Windows. Additional options include the Silverfrost FTN95 Personal Edition and FTN77, although FTN77 may have limitations on newer Windows versions. Users are encouraged to download these compilers from their respective websites for installation and use. The discussion emphasizes the need for straightforward solutions for those with limited experience in compiling code.
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Can someone suggest a way to easily compile fortran 77 code so it will run on a Windows machine. For my research I need to use a computer code that was written by former students at my school several years ago in fortran. I have very little experience with this sort of thing but I really only need the code to run. I have all of the source code but I am not sure what to do with any of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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