Running my software on Windows environment

I have sometime asked possibility to run my software on the Windows environment.
Since the software is written in common FORTRAN language and does not use any
machine dependent functions, it must work on any machines and on any operation
systems.

However, command lines for the compilation is written in "Makefile", and not only
the commands and the grammer of Makefile are system-dependent. So you must adjust
it for your use.

For example, after small adjustments, I can execute my software on Windows2000
environment by using a free UNIX environment (Cygwin) running on Windows2000 environment.
Given modifications for the package "combined" are,

1) Change directory names EPS and VCAL to the ones from their executables, say
EPSC and VCALC (Windows does not accept to give the same name?)

2) Change Makefile as

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all:
	cd common; make
	cd EPSC; make; mv eps.exe ..
	cd FEMSDA; make; mv femsd4.exe femsd3.exe femsd2.exe .. 
	cd MSYNC; make; mv msyncd.exe msyncq.exe msynct.exe msynco.exe ..
	cd MULTI; make; mv femsdt.exe femsdd.exe ..
	cd OBLIQ; make; mv obliqt.exe obliqf.exe ..
	cd SYNC; make; mv sync4.exe sync3.exe sync2.exe ..
	cd VCALC; make; mv vcal.exe ..
	cd tools/anime; make all; mv animeg.exe animep.exe anime.exe ../..

clean:
	rm -f EPSC/*.o FEMSDA/*.o MSYNC/*.o MULTI/*.o OBLIQ/*.o SYNC/*.o \
	VCALC/*.o tools/anime/*.o common/*.o *.exe
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That's all. I ran "make" command, and all my software was built up.