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I need to compile an old (1992) fortran code. This code run in some SGI IRIX workstation and it was originally compiled with f77. I get errors if I try to compile it with gcc (g77) on my macbook pro or in a ubuntu virtual machine. I wonder if there is some way to get the old f77 compiler (virtual machine, whatever). f2c does not work at all.
Unless it is the case of some vendor extensions which modern compilers do not support (extremelly rare), I don’t see why F77 code compilation & build should present any problem at all. Fortran IV or older, maybe, but F77 (within reasonable bounds) should work without much problems.
However, it is hard to suggest anything but a mere list of compilers available without knowing anything about it. The details of the code, the errors that you got, the compile options … (?)
Please, post some more details.