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Subject: VMS C reading fortran files
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Date: 27 May 88 18:05:07 GMT
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Subject:  VMS C reading fortran files
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I have a problem with the way VMS C reads and writes fortran carriage
control files, and hope that someone can help me out.
 
VMS C attempts to translate the carriage control information into C
equivalents (a "1" in column 1 into a \f, etc.).  I think it does a
lousy job - but aside from that, I'd like it to skip the translation,
so that I can worry about the details myself.
 
Can anyone HELP????  Any ideas on how to have it skip the translation
would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks very much.
 
Eric Carleen
University of Rochester Medical Center
Bitnet: HEARTEDC@UORHBV