mikep@sco.COM (Mike Patnode) (02/13/90)
Included in the source to xwanderer is a nice utility to take the output
from bmtoa and convert it into a complete bdf file. Unfortunatly, this
program is written in LISP and hence is only useful to people with a
LISP interpeter. Has anyone out there A: converted this program to C,
or B: written such an animal on their own.
I'm just checking before I reinvent the wheel.
TIA
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(408) 458-1422 Santa Cruz, CA 95061jhansen@desire.wright.edu (03/13/90)
In article <4818@scolex.sco.COM>, mikep@sco.COM (Mike Patnode) writes: > Included in the source to xwanderer is a nice utility to take the output > from bmtoa and convert it into a complete bdf file. Unfortunatly, this > program is written in LISP and hence is only useful to people with a > LISP interpeter. Has anyone out there A: converted this program to C, > or B: written such an animal on their own. > > I'm just checking before I reinvent the wheel. > I wrote a version of that program in VAX fortran (I dislike having to sort out C's IO abilities). My atobdf is a kludge (bigtime) but it worked for xwanderer at least. If you would like a copy I could e-mail it to you. I think it would work with any f77 compiler. John Hansen JHANSEN@WSU.BITNET