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Public (software) Library
Programming Library
Descriptions and Compilation Copyright 1993 Nelson Ford
Duplication, reprinting and distribution of these descriptions is restricted.
See LICENSE.DOC in the PSL_NEWS directory for complete information
-----FORTRAN
[FRTRN77@]
BC-FORTRAN77
(Koestli, Andre; $?)
is a FORTRAN compiler from Germany. The documentation is in German. Sample
source code is included. The compiler generates big, inefficient EXE programs
and is offered only because there are no other pd/shareware FORTRAN compilers
available. 700K of disk space is required.
[D_Access]
D_Access (Olympic Software; $25) is a set of DOS, BIOS, and I/O port
interface modules which you can call from within FORTRAN with the
appropriate parameters. I/O interface includes control of a mouse, comm
ports and printer ports.
[FAT_VID]
Fat-Video (Norton, Marc A.; $25) provides two libraries of functions
designed for use with the Microsoft and Lahey Fortran compilers. The
libraries provide video, screen, keyboard, memory and text windowing and
menuing functions, with source code examples.
[WIN_FOR]
Windows for Fortran (AboAlfaraj, Tareq G.; $?) is a set of windowing and
input routines for Fortran programmers, written mostly in assembler.
[F77_TO_C]
Fortran 77 to C translates FORTRAN77 source to C source. It supports
libraries for MSC 5.1; a different C compiler could be used but, you may
need to recompile the libraries. The full source code is included with the
program.
[CALNDR]
Calndr is Fortran 5.0 date routines which include day-of-year, day-of-week,
Julian day and date of Easter. Inverses for Julian day and day-of-year are
included also.
[CLPFOR]
ClpFor (Hensied, Jobst; $0) is code for a Clipper-Fortran interface.
[FIOLib]
(Cook, David; $0) is a set of routines for reading a Microsoft Fortran
unformatted file.
[FMT]
FMT 1.3 (Dallal, Gerard E.; $12) takes the drudgery out of writing FORTRAN
FORMAT statements. The program causes ASCII 250s and 255s (PC-Write's soft
and hard spaces) to be treated as blanks. Long formats are split properly
when break does not occur within a character string.
[ForDoc]
ForDoc 1.1 (Tucker, Ken; $25-$30) produces symbol tables from the Fortran
source code suitable for inclusion in the source as comments or inclusion
in documentation.
[PEEKPO]
Peekpo (Hamilton, Kenneth G.; $0) provides examples on how to read and
write directly to memory using both Microsoft and Lahey compilers, using
only Fortran, and no Assembler.
[FORTXRF]
FortXref is a Fortran variable cross reference utility.