MinerManiac
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I am working on a project that is about to begin a migration from a VAX/VMS environment to a WIN2K environment. The software on the VAXes is written in Fortran. In order to perform the migration we decided to test four different Fortran compilers, one of which is Visual Fortran. We are still in the evaluation phase, but are convinced that Visual Fortran will end up being the best solution for us.
The Fortran code that we need to port over to the Windows machines calls a number of VMS library functions. We use VMS System Services, as found in the Macro Library STARLET, and Run Time Library (RTL) routines from LIB$ (e.g. LIB$WAIT) and STR$ (e.g.STR$TRIM) extensively. Does anyone know of any package that allows for these calls so that we do not have to rewrite the code any more than necessary? Any help that you can provide us will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mark Hatch
The Fortran code that we need to port over to the Windows machines calls a number of VMS library functions. We use VMS System Services, as found in the Macro Library STARLET, and Run Time Library (RTL) routines from LIB$ (e.g. LIB$WAIT) and STR$ (e.g.STR$TRIM) extensively. Does anyone know of any package that allows for these calls so that we do not have to rewrite the code any more than necessary? Any help that you can provide us will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mark Hatch