quan@sol.surv.utas.edu.au (Stephen Quan) (05/31/91)
I have implemented 3 variations of subroutine clarg(str) to get the command line when calling from a PRIMOS, UNIX or the DOS environment. (I am using Lahey Fortran for DOS). My complete non-standard, but very useful, library consist of : puts(str) - write a string with \n suppressed. puts2(str) - write a string with \n and trailing spaces suppressed. putnl(str) - write a string with \n added. putnl2(str) - write a string with \n added, no trailing spaces. clarg(str) - read the command line. getdat(dd,mm,yy) - get the date in integers. gettim(hh,mm,ss) - get the time in integers. A standard interface (for 3 machines at least) for non-standard operations! Mail NOW for your copies of sunlib.f prlib.f77 pclib.for libraries, for your once only very low price of $0.00! If anybody knows how to do any of the above in other machines, I would like to know. (DEC-VAX?, PC-MICROSOFT?). I wouldn't mind constructing a set of routines of "solved"-fortran problems, for a number of platforms. (Perhaps call it the comp.lang.fortran database? - just a thought.) -- quan@sol.surv.utas.edu.au (Stephen Quan) Department of Surveying, University of Tasmania, Australia. -- quan@sol.surv.utas.edu.au (Stephen Quan)