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From: mkh6317@rigel.tamu.edu (HOWARD, MATTHEW KENDALL)
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Subject: FLOW
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Date: 7 Aug 90 16:49:53 GMT
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A day or two ago I mentioned that I have gotten "FLOPPY" the FORTRAN
code tidier up and running on our Vaxes.  (You need to comment out
calls to UMLOG and use str$trim to replace LENOCC.)   At that time
I asked about the companion program "TREE" which investigates the
calling structure of a FORTRAN program and its subroutines.  Well,
I should have RTFM because TREES has been replaced with a new program
named "FLOW".

I obtained FLOPPY a while back from comp.sources.misc or something like
that.  It is no longer there.  Before I pester the people at CERN might
I ask the net,

1.) Where can I ftp FLOW?
2.) Where can other people get FLOPPY?

Please accept my thanks in advance of any help you many extend to me.

Matt