Dave Caroline wrote:
> I have spent a while trying to get the APT360 version 64bit compliant
> and have to agree about common block missmatch.
> This code does have unmatched common blocks in differing phases of the code
> which Im not sure f2c and gcc get right.
>   
The only solution is to make the common blocks an include file.  If the 
compiler doesn't
support that, write a script that inserts the include file at the right 
point.  Edit the files
in the raw form, the script inserts the commons, and then the compiler 
processes
the processed files.
> f2c has trouble with some of the evil constructs that APT uses
>   
Hopefully no computed goto's and 1960-vintage syntax of that sort.
Also, the Hollerith-encoded char strings are machine dependent.

Jon

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