Is there a BIOS or DOS call to return the address (e.g. '0x378' or '0xd010'(PCIe)) of any LPT ?
I need to be able to determine this at run time, rather than using the Device Manager and then hard coding it before hand.
I get an f1042 error during a compile running under Win7x64 with NTVDMx64 installed:
E:\DECBAL>FL /FPi /c /Fs DECBAL.FOR
Microsoft (R) FORTRAN Optimizing Compiler Version 4.00
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1987. All rights reserved.
DECBAL.FOR
fatal error C1042: cannot open compiler...
I have been using Intel Fortran v4 for about 30 years now from MS-DOS thru Windows 2000, XP, 7x86 with no problems at all. But now with Windows 7x64 I get a message to the effect that 16 bit programs/compilers/ will not run on Windows 7x64, and, further, nothing can be done about this as far as...
Using MS Fortran 4.1, I am trying to read variable length formatted sequential records from a file. Each record is terminated by a CRLF. I set up a buffer of 1024 bytes (expected max), and want to read each record one-at-a-time, but I can't seem to properly set up the read and format statements...
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