Re: Fortran to Ada converter?

[Jim Dorman <jimd@pcada.com>]

Tim Donovan wrote:
> 
> Does anyone know of a fortran to ada converter?
> Any help is appreciated. Please reply by e-mail.
> Thanks.
> TimSorry Tim, I don't know of any fortran to Ada converter.  However, if 
you are interested in simply linking your fortran into your Ada code, 
then you might be interested in trying Visual Ada95.  This is an Ada95 
compiler that runs on Windows95 and NT and has an interface to Microsoft 
C, Pascal, Fortran, Assembler, and Borland C.  

Visual Ada95 is still being finished up, however, BETA copies are 
currently available for sale.  For more information you may visit our 
WEB site at: "http://www.pcada.com/pcada" where you can get information 
on Ada compilers, libraries, design & documentation tools, training 
tools, etc. for the major PC Ada vendors (including: IntegrAda, 
Alsys (now Thomson), and Janus/Ada). 

These various products are available worldwide at both commercial and 
academic prices.  Stop in for a visit.  If you don't see what you are 
looking for, ask!  We're still building and adding brochures on-line 
everyday.  Demo disks for both DOS and Windows development are available 
from our FTP site through links to the WEB site.

Or you may ask your questions by contacting us at:

Jim Dorman
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