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Re: 960607: Where can I get Promula

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  • Subject: Re: 960607: Where can I get Promula
  • Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1996 09:53:12 -0600
>From: address@hidden (Dwayne Mann)
>Subject: Where can I get Promula
>Organization: Tera Research, Inc.
>Keywords: 199606071501.AA10537

Hi Dwayne,

>       I found a reference to Promula on your "Known Problems" page of
> your web site.  The problems refer to netCDF.  
>       Where can I get Promula?  Is it a good converter?

Information on PROMULA.FORTRAN can be obtained from

                   PROMULA Development Corporation
                    3620 N. High Street, Suite 301
                         Columbus, Ohio 43214
                      (614) 263-5512 or 263-5454

We have never used the product, so don't know whether it is a good
converter, or how it compares with f90 from NAG or f2c, the freely
available Fortran 77 to C translator developed by folks from Bell Labs,
Bellcore, and Carnegie Mellon.

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Russ Rew                                           UCAR Unidata Program
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