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Pre-1980 Fortran question

postaquestion
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‎12-04-2007 01:41 PM
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Is there asoftware package is available to reprogram + 50,000 lines of pre-1980 fortran programs with agraphical interface?
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TimP
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‎12-04-2007 02:38 PM
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Probably not, but much of the most popular graphics library source code from that era is still available on line.
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jimdempseyatthecove
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‎12-04-2007 02:47 PM
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Your question is unclear. Do you have

a) A pre-1980 Fortran with graphical interface to someoperating systemthat you wish to compile under Windows operating system?

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b) A pre-1980 Fortran console program that you wish to compile and magically introduce a graphical interface?

Or

c) Using a graphical programming development system to reprogram the pre-1980 fortran program?

If a) then what was the operating system?

If b) you can still run console programs as well as do a bit of programming such as QuickWin.

If c) Intel Fortran is integrated well into Microsoft Visual Studio

Most vendors compilers will compile to the F77 standard which may fulfill the pre-1980 requirement.

Jim Dempsey

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