FORGO is a command procedure which will compile, link and execute
your fortran program in one step.  It will also delete the .OBJ file,
and all older versions of the .EXE files (if any);  these files are
not needed and take up extra room on the disk.  Please use FORGO
whenever you have a fortran program which need not be linked to
any other programs.

Any FORTRAN compiler switches may be specified.  The format for
FORGO is:

	FORGO <filename>[/switches]

The <filename> is the name of your source file.  Note that if your
source file does NOT have the filetype ".FOR", then the complete
file specification must be given (e.g., "MYPROG.TST" or "MYPROG.")

NOTE: The switch "/CHECK=ALL" is assumed, unless overriden by another
"/CHECK" switch.

For a description of the valid switches, see "HELP FORTRAN QUAL".
Note that the "/OBJECT" and "/NOOBJECT" switches are not allowed.
Also if "/DEBUG" is specified, the "/DEBUG" is assumed in the
link and execute steps as well.

*examples
For simple compile, link and run of program TEST.FOR, type:
	FORGO TEST

To get a list file (file type of ".LIS"), type:
	FORGO TEST/LIST

To compile, link and run a program named "MYPROG.SRC", with D-lines,
and list file, type:
	FORGO MYPROG.SRC/LIST/D_LINES

To debug a program named MYPROG.FOR, type
	FORGO MYPROG/DEBUG/LIST=LPA0:/NOOPTIMIZE
This will cause the list file to be sent immediately to the printer
so you can have it ready for reference when the Debugger is initialized.
(The "/NOPTIMIZE" is recommended whenever you use the debugger.)
