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Article #186Unix to VMS File Transfer Query
From: Linda Seltzer
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1985 18:15
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1985 18:15
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I have several large files on 4.2 BSD Unix and need to transfer them to VMS (newest version). I will do the file transfer by means of tape and would appreciate any information on: What commands to use to write the tape in order to allow VMS to read it. My files contain only floats separated by a carriage return. The range of values is from -1.0 to 1.0. Is there anything I need to do to make them readable by VMS C? by VMS FORTRAN? (The numbers are not in ascii, but in the float format for C language) Thank you, L. Seltzer ucbvax!ucbdali!seltzer P.O. Box 9625 Berkeley, CA 94709 (This VMS system does not have eunice, but they plan to buy the C compiler from DEC)
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