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From: macphed@sask.UUCP (Ian MacPhedran)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: Re: Translator from VMS FORTRAN to BSD f77 or ANSI 77
Message-ID: <1030@sask.UUCP>
Date: 16 Feb 88 22:57:14 GMT
References: <903@midas.UUCP>
Organization: University of Saskatchewan
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> Keywords: VMS translator
> 
> 
> WANTED: VMS FORTRAN translator to BSD f77 or ANSI 77 FORTRAN
> 
> Let's have the good, the bad, and the ugly.
> 
> Who sells them?
> What do they run on?
> How complete are they (what major VMS 'enhancements' are missed)?
> Who uses them?
> How well do they work.
> 
> Mark Kraieski                        ...!novavax!midas!mkraiesk

In the Digital Review of 25 Jnauary, 1988, an article on page 31
describes a product called VM77 by Computer Translations, which is
intended to convert VMS specific VAX FORTRAN to regular f77. The
program runs on Prime and Pyramid computers. A system lisence
costs $3500.00.

Computer Translations
2235 W. Potter
Phoenix, Arizona 85027
(U.S.A.)
(602) 582-9515

(I have no affiliation or knowledge of this product or company other
than this article.)

Ian.

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