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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.
-