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From: zdenko@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Zdenko Tomasic)
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Subject: Re: fortran to C converter
Keywords: fortran,C,language,translator
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Date: 12 Apr 89 15:00:04 GMT
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In article <158@np1.hep.nl> t19@np1.hep.nl (Geert J v Oldenborgh) writes:
>Just out of curiosity, how are (double) complex variables translated to C?
                                         ^^^^^^^
						     as structures, of course
						     BTW double complex is not
						     standard f77 type


Consider C++, since it  can  define them as objects being object-oriented
language.

>This is the only stumbling block I have in converting freely back and forward.
             ^^^^^                                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
		 what about dynamic memory allocation (malloc)?

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