pmontgom@sdcrdcf.UUCP (Peter Montgomery) (02/06/84)
How does one tell UNIX to respect FORTRAN carriage controls, such as a 1 in column 1? When I use the commands f77 prog.f a.out > out print out the carriage controls print as part of the listing. I can circumvent this by using CHAR(14) as my page eject character. We have 4.1 BSD. -- Peter Montgomery {bli,blix,bmcg,burdvax,cbosgd,csun,hplabs,hughes,ihnp4,ihnss, netvax,orstcs,parallax,randvax,sdccsu3,sdcnet,sdcsvax,slant45, trw-unix,ucla-s,ucla-vax}!sdcrdcf!pmontgom
guy@rlgvax.UUCP (Guy Harris) (02/06/84)
If you have a System V license, you can rip off the "asa(1)" program, which reads standard input, treats the first character of each line as an "ASA FORTRAN" carriage control character, and writes to the standard output. If no, you can probably whip your own up in 1/2 day... I suspect, since Bell wrote the "asa" utility, that there's no way to get F77 to directly output the ASCII control characters. Guy Harris {seismo,ihnp4,allegra}!rlgvax!guy