[Info-vax] Itanic is a dead end : IBM

[Phillip Helbig---undress to reply]

In article
<1ca5f619-fc08-4f65-be4c-b661295754d8 at x1g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>,
IanMiller <gxys at uk2.net> writes: 

> The HP-UX C/C++ and FORTRAN compilers do not use the Intel compiler
> backend. The OpenVMS FORTRAN compilers are not dependent on Intel
> compiler technology either.

Has this changed?  I recall a post from, IIRC, John Reagan which 
explained the rather complex nature of the (then) Fortran compiler for 
VMS, which did (then) involve Intel.

> HP will continue to support HP-UX and OpenVMS compilers for FORTRAN
> and C/C++ on I64.

When were the Fortran standards after Fortran 95 published?  Which 
standards does the HP Fortran compiler on VMS support?  On ALPHA?  On 
Itanium?