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From: saroff@JVNCF.CSC.ORG (Steve Saroff lac00001)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: Porting CDC/ETA Fortran
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Date: 17 Jul 89 14:34:29 GMT
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Subject: Porting CDC FTN200 code to vanilla fortran
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I have a large body of Fortran source, written in the FTN200 version of
fortran supported by CDC/ETA systems.  For a variety of reasons, this is
rather non-standard code, using a number of special functions and
non-standard notation for descriptors, and vectors.

I am planning to port these codes to a more standard fortran, using do
loops and what not to replace the FTN200 stuff.  Doing this by hand for
a large number of codes would be hard, so I am looking at an automatic
technique for doing this.  I have some candiates I have been looking at,
but am also interested in other suggestions.


		SzS

Dr. S.Z. Saroff
John von Neumann National Supercomputer Center   bitnet: saroff@jvncc
665 College Road East, P.O. Box 3717             internet: saroff@jvncc.csc.org
Princeton, NJ 08543   (609) 520-2000             

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