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From: hageman@x102c.harris-atd.com (George Hageman 76222)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Need RATFOR Source Code
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Date: 27 Oct 89 12:16:46 GMT
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I am looking for an example application written in RATFOR. I need
to demonstrate the effectiveness of a tool we have recently
acquired that translates RATFOR to C.

The ideal application would be public domain, STUG standard,
computation intensive,  and  have minimum, well isolated file I/O 
routines.  The actual purpose of the application is not important, but
if it produces a result that can be easily verified, so much
the better.  An application having between 5,000 and 10,000 lines 
of code would be best.

If the application has a test scenario, and/or test data
input/output files which can be used to detect bugs,  these
would be very helpful in the determination of the overall
effectiveness of the translation method.

I would return the selected respondent's converted C source code 
if it is requested, however, I cannot guarantee that the results
of this evaluation will actually work.

Thanks in Advance,
	       (uunet!trantor!x102c!hageman )
George Hageman (hageman@x102c.harris-atd.com)
	       (407-984-5910)