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From: leipold@eplrx7.uucp (Walt Leipold)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: Pseudo-FORTRAN -- f2c for the Macintosh
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Date: 30 May 91 04:08:29 GMT
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I've used f2c, and it works fine -- at least, the generated C code compiles
and runs on a Un*x system.  The C code also compiles under Think C on the
Macintosh, but it won't link without f2c's 'standard' libraries, libF77 and
libI77.  Can anyone out there who has ported these libraries to the Mac
give me some hints?  *Has* anyone used f2c to generate code for the Mac?  I 
don't want to run f2c on a Mac; I just want to run the C code it generates.

As usual, email is fine...

Thanks!

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