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From: jpwoodruff@my-deja.com
Subject: Re: Fortran Namelist Package
Date: 2000/07/11
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In article <cQFa5.24646$L8.82219@east3.usenetserver.com>,
  "Anthony E. Glover" <aglover@elmco.com> wrote:
> Does anyone know of an Ada package for interfacing to Fortran namelist
> files.
> I need something that can read the files and provide an interface for
> retrieving
> the values.
>
> Tony
>
There is an Ada83 package called Name_IO in the public Ada repository
(and on the Walnut Creek disk) that will read formatted files *very near*
the Fortran namelist standard.  (The Ada package was "inspired" by the
Fortran convention).

You can find the package, along with required support packages and test
drivers, in a directory named after the developer -- "woodruff".  That
would be me, so I can help if something appears awry.

John


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