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According to your teenage memories, are there any other ways? :-)

----- Original Message -----From: "Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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Subject: Re: Fortran question

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.

Any ideas? Anyone done this before??

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