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From: sparre+@pitt.edu (Jacob S. Andersen)
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Subject: Re: looking for FORTRAN to Ada translators
Date: 9 Mar 1995 21:00:42 GMT
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David K. Leucht (DLEUCHT@ccmail.gsfc.nasa.gov) is looking for a FORTRAN (is 
it all capital letters?) to Ada compiler.

Since the new revision of Ada (aka Ada 95) includes interfacing to FORTRAN 
code, you shouldn't need such a thing. - And I have heard, that F2A 
compilers, just generates FORTRAN code with Ada syntax, which should not be a 
pretty sight.

Regards,
                     Jacob Sparre Andersen.
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