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FORTRAN and WINDOWS3

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From: t_hallam
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 1991 03:35
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I've got LOTS of fortran code which I would like to put a good interface
on.  The code compiles under MS Fortran.  I am thinking of trying to use
windows....

1)	What is the best way of putting a windows interface to a FORTRAN
	program?
2)	Can I use the memory management of windows (ie 16M or what ever it
	is)?
3)	Do I have to use MS C and Windows SDK or is there another way?

Any comments, experience, suggestions.... welcome.  I'm also interested in
trying to get the code running on the MAC!

T Hallam
Programmer
Dept Geology
UWA
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Subject: FORTRAN and WINDOWS3
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Date: 19 Jun 91 03:35:40 GMT
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