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- From: adam@dadhb1.ti.com (Adam Hudd)
- Subject: Re: FortranTOc
- In-Reply-To: mazzucch@ghost.dsi.unimi.it's message of Wed, 11 Nov 1992 17:35:08 GMT
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- Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:42:34 GMT
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- Max, there's a FORTRAN77 to C/ANSI C/C++ translator around somewhere called
- "f2c", just use archie to find it.
-
- It uses a combination of structure statements and #defines to rework the COMMON
- blocks, thus making the code very hard to read. Also the format statements are
- not reworked into printf() statements, but instead use the standard f77
- libraries.
-
- It does its job well, but you'll have to rework the code if you want it to be
- pure C.
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- Cheers,
- Adam Hudd adam@dadhb1.ti.com __o
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