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From: Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT gnu DOT org>
Subject: Re: Why does read(*,*) not work in gfortran 4.x?
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> From: Felix <junkemail AT junk DOT com>
> Date: 10 Sep 2011 01:40:23 GMT
> 
> All three DJGPP installations are on Windows XP SP3 systems.  On all
> three installations, I have installed djdev203.zip.  According to the
> files djdev203.ver and djdev203.dsm from the manifest directory, this
> corresponds to version 2.03 patchlevel 2, or the June 2002 refresh of
> djgpp203.  Is there a different library for use with GCC 4.x?

No, the latest release of djdev203 is what you need.

> I would expect the program to print the prompt to the console window and
> then accept input from that console, echoing it as it is typed in.  The
> prompt is displayed to the console but when I try to enter a number, I
> get no response: no echo of the keys I press.  The only way to exit the
> program is by hitting the ^C key repeatedly.

That does sound like a bug in the Fortran libraries provided with the
DJGPP port of GNU Fortran.