Re: Fortran question

Trever,

FORTRAN is not a complex language, it all depends on how the programmer
did things...which could make it very complex.. :)



> According to your teenage memories, are there any other ways? :-)
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> From: "Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>> Fortran is no longer supported on the iSeries.
>>
>> But my 360 memories (here's to senility) says that most Fortran
>> statements
>> cam be computed (at great CPU expense) to COBOL COMPUTE statements.
>> These
>> memories are over 30 years old.
>>
>> Al
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>> I have a customer with a baby 36 - not the software.. but the small
>> AS/400
>> that was a S/36. They have one application written in FORTRAN which they
>> would like to migrate to their iSeries.
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>> Any ideas? Anyone done this before??
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