wanted: VMS Fortran to f77 converter

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3 total messages Started by Dennis Crabtree Mon, 27 Oct 1986 21:41

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Author: Dennis Crabtree
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1986 21:41

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I am looking for a something which will take VMS Fortran as input
and produce 'generic' Fortran-77 as output, without any of the 
extensions used by DEC or anybody else. 

I am sure that someone has done this before. We have access to Unix
as well as VMS machines, so something which is written in lex/yacc
would be fine.

Thanks in advance.

                                         Dennis Crabtree

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ramdisk on an 11/750? (under VMS)...

#356

Author: Brad Banko
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1986 00:29

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I don't know if this makes any sense, but we have an 11/750 with 7 meg, and
it is just too slow for certain image processing tasks...  is there any way 
to create a "ramdisk" with memory under VMS?  and does anybody have any
ideas about how this might effect performance?  We wouldn't use it very often,
but when we did, we would want optimal performance for that user...
(by the way, we are using the gipsy image processing software if anybody out
there has ever heard of it..)  Thanks,
(the rationale for a ramdisk, rather than a program doing everything in memory
is because gipsy is a series of programs that you "apply" to an image file...
which means multiple sequential file accesses... => faster with a ramdisk (?))

Re: ramdisk on an 11/750? (under VMS)...

#360

Author: Edward J Cetron
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 1986 21:04

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	check the latest issues of hardcopy, dec pro, and the
vax sig newsletter.... VMS has this ability which was added to allow
booting off of tk50's... there have been about 5 articles lately in the
above publications on exactly how to turn it on...

-ed cetron

(if you need more info, let me know and I will search down specific 
references....)

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