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From: zeno@athena.mit.edu (R. Duffy)
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Subject: VMS --> Unix fortran translator wanted
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Date: 4 Jul 90 03:42:24 GMT
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I have a Fortran program written in 1984 for a DEC VMS environment.
Trying to compile it with  f77  on a Unix system produces dozens of
errors.  Just two examples are a data type of "BYTE" and a logical
constant ".true." which  f77  doesn't understand.  As far as I know,
the program is not in some bizarre dialect, and it's not Ratfor
or EFL either.  (It's possible there might be a macro file I'm
missing, or something).

Does anyone know whether any general purpose VMS --> Unix converters
exist for Fortran source code?  (Or even just Fortran --> C  still
under VMS, since I would guess a VMS  C  source would be more portable).

Please email if possible.  Thanks.


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