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 This is new to me. What are the things to watch when dealing with
porting Fortran programs from old big-endian machines to Linux on Intel?

 I heard EQUIVALENCE statements are a problem. What are the other things
to watch for?

 Any help or pointer to Fortran related issues is welcome.


 Thanks