Tom Perrine <tom@LOGICON.ARPA> (01/04/85)
I have a friend who is looking into migrating SEL FORTRAN (or any FORTRAN) to an IBM-PC/AT (when they really work). The most desirable path is to convert all of the existing FORtrash to C, then compile all of the C with a native C compiler for the AT and/or XT. Any pointers to info/products/help/war_stories would be greatly appreciated. Please reply to me, and I will summarize to the net. Thanks in advance, Tom Perrine {tom@logicon.arpa} Logicon - OSD San Diego
gwyn@brl-tgr.ARPA (Doug Gwyn <gwyn>) (01/05/85)
Fortran cannot be converted into C, at least not reasonably, due to C's restriction on formal array parameter dimensions.
aydt@uiucdcsp.UUCP (01/07/85)
The August issue of Datamation (pg 146) advertised such a beast. It's called Fortrix-C, costs $2500, and is available through Rapitech Systems Inc, New York.