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Date: 24 Feb 93 15:13:44 GMT
From: agate!howland.reston.ans.net!sol.ctr.columbia.edu!eff!world!srctran@ucbva
x.Berkeley.EDU  (Gregory Aharonian)
Subject: Re: Fortran to C conversion
Message-ID: <SRCTRAN.93Feb24101344@world.std.com>
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There is an automated, online repository (a concept that nauseates the people
at ASSET, DSRO, and VCOE) called NETLIB that has a wide variety of numerical
analysis sources codes available by sending messages to the NETLIB server.
One of the programs is a Fortran-to-C converter, f2c.  It produces C code
that will produce the same exact output as your Fortran program, but much
like the earlier Meridian Ada-to-C converters, the C code is not very pretty.

   Contact you local system administrator to find out how to query NETLIB,
a service like many on the Internet that daily illustrate the incompetence
of the DoD software reuse centers.

Greg Aharonian
Source Translation & Optimization
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