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	I appreciate any and all comments about my Ratfor problems.

	(	if (.not. (a.le.n) ) ..., should go to:

		if ( a.gt.n ) ...	),

	I don't know much about compilers.  Our Fortran compiler is
Vax Fortran, and what I do know is that first, the "optimization" is
always "on" unless you turn if off (according to the online help), and
second, if the ratfor ( if (.not. (a.le.n))...) is hand optimized to
( if (a.gt.n) ...) the resulting executable file runs twice as fast.
	The problem seems to be that the compiler is not smart enough to
optimize boolean expressions in general... which I don't fault it for,
but I don't appreciate the umpteen messages that tell me that my fortran
compiler should do the work, because it obviously does not.

-- 
			Brad Banko
			...!decvax!cwruecmp!ncoast!btb
			Cleveland, Ohio