SUMMARY
The issue with Gfortran not printing output in Cygwin is due to the execution context of the commands used. When executing with the command `./a.exe`, the program runs in the same shell, allowing output to be displayed directly in the command window. Conversely, using `run a.exe` opens a new shell, which results in the output being sent to a different process, thus not appearing in the original command window. To ensure visibility of output, users should execute the program directly in the shell rather than through the `run` command.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of Gfortran syntax and commands
- Familiarity with Cygwin environment
- Basic knowledge of shell command execution
- Experience with Fortran I/O operations
NEXT STEPS
- Research Gfortran I/O operations and their behavior in different environments
- Learn about shell command execution in Cygwin
- Explore methods to prevent command window closure after execution
- Investigate differences between running executables in various shells
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for Fortran developers, Cygwin users, and anyone troubleshooting output issues in command-line environments.