Well, I've *partially* answered my own question. In the SPD
for Fortran v4.1 (SPD 37.54.08) it says ...
Media and documentation for Digital Fortran is available
on the Digital CD-ROM Software Library for Digital UNIX
Alpha Layered Products (QA-054AA-H8).
Well, that sounded encouraging. So a bit more searching got
me to ...
http://ww1.systems.digital.com/DDic.nsf/06969afe059e8dfe802563c4006f6593/0e37fe27581fba0b80256436005e2212
... where it says:
One-time Purchase or Subscription
Get the OpenVMS VAX, OpenVMS Alpha, Digital UNIX, ULTRIX
VAX, and ULTRIX RISC operating systems and most of their
layered software products in complete CD-ROM sets via a
one-time purchase or on a regular subscription basis.
Along with the purchase of the individual software product
licenses, the full complement of products becomes available
to you on one medium.
Well, that sounded *really* promising. However, when I look
at the list of products in that document, order # QA-054AA-H8
is alleged to belong to
PATHWORKS for DIGITAL UNIX - Software Library
Media and Documentation CD-ROM
So I was starting to get worried that this wasn't what I want
after all. However, as I was typing all this, I got messages
from two kind souls (Gyula Szokoly <szgyula_at_tarkus.pha.jhu.edu>
and Mike Iglesias <iglesias_at_draco.acs.uci.edu>), who report that
Digital's online sales system refers to QA-054AA-H8 as
UNX SW Library LP's CDROM Software Product Descr: N/A
Licensed Binaries and Documentation on Compact Disk
So it sounds as if that's what I need. Many thanks to them, and
to all the rest of you who've replied (including those who've not
replied yet, but will before this one reaches you :-).
Mark Bartelt 416/978-5619
Canadian Institute for mark_at_cita.utoronto.ca
Theoretical Astrophysics
http://www.cita.utoronto.ca/~mark
"Nur eine Waffel taugt!" -- Parsifal, in an Eggo commercial
Received on Tue Jul 22 1997 - 17:49:32 NZST