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Re: Converting fixed form (F77) into free form (F90)

by relaxmike <michael.baudin@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 23, 2008 at 05:43 AM

Hi,

You may have a look at Michel Olagnon's list of
"Code re-structurers and converters" tools :
http://www.fortran-2000.com/MichelList/
The free tools generally come as source code that
you have to compile by yourself, which is not
very complicated.
Other tools come as ready-to-use, but are not generally
not free...

For a ready-to-use (and free) tool, you may use
Yapakit to convert from fixed format (wrongly called fortran 77)
source code into free format fortran (wrongly called fortran 90).
Look in the menu Tools > Fortran > F77 to f90 file.
If you have several files located in the same directory,
use Tools > Fortran > F77 to f90 directory to convert
all files in one single step.

Best regards,

Micha=EBl
 




 4 Posts in Topic:
Converting fixed form (F77) into free form (F90)
"Peter" <Pet  2008-07-23 09:42:36 
Re: Converting fixed form (F77) into free form (F90)
fj <francois.jacq@[EMA  2008-07-23 02:09:22 
Re: Converting fixed form (F77) into free form (F90)
relaxmike <michael.bau  2008-07-23 05:43:30 
Re: Converting fixed form (F77) into free form (F90)
Ron Ford <ron@[EMAIL P  2008-07-24 13:35:06 

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