Re: Is there a way in Fortran to designate an integer value as integer*8 ?

On 10/26/2024 4:30 PM, Thomas Koenig wrote:

Lynn McGuire <lynnmcguire5@gmail.com> schrieb:
 

First, I include all of my 300+ common blocks as 200 files.  I converted
those separately and cleaned them up so that the static variables and
defines are easy to peruse and understand.  I delete all of the local
common block conversions by f2c in the subroutines and change them back
to include files.  An easy cleanup that I have to do 5,000 times (4,000
to go now plus the 100+ subroutines that we have modified for customers
since I started the conversion project two years ago).

 Sounds like a lot of work...
 

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I also removed the parameter adjustments from my copy of f2c.  It is a
little tricky but as you say, they are not legal code in C++.

 Very good, I think you're set then.

It is an incredible amount of work.  That and the conversion of the rest of the programs and DLLs for our app will probably be my last major project in my career.  But once done, it will allow our app to move forward into the 64 bit world in a somewhat organized manner.  I actually have users running out of memory as a Win32 program now.
I was totally impressed by the work and scope of F2C.  It is my understanding that it is the front end for the old F77 compiler.  Making my changes to generate better code for the conversion of our F77 code to C++ code was not hard, just tedious to figure out the multiple passes and interpass data storage.
Thanks,
Lynn