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From: david@imagine1.com (David Epstein)
Subject: CoCo processor written in Fortran
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There is free code that realizes
the Conditional Compilation for Fortran defined in SC22WG5 paper N1192.

BRIEF OVERVIEW
--------------
Available are two Fortran programs called coco1.F and coco3.F:

   coco1.F  -- output of this program is a program called coco2.F.
               The output of coco2.F is a list of lines that are
               to be *seen* by post-coco processing.

   coco3.F  -- understands the output of coco2 and produces an
               output of coco processing.



HOW TO GET IT
-------------

From the Imagine1 homepage,

   http://www.imagine1.com/imagine1/

click on CODE, one of the first examples is CoCo, which lead to

   http://www.imagine1.com/imagine1/coco1.F
   http://www.imagine1.com/imagine1/coco3.F

Or,
from the Fortran Market, under "index", there is a reference
to COCO which leads to a README and to the above two programs,

   http://www.fortran.com/fortran/coco.html


SUMMARY
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If you are unable to get the above programs, or have any
comments or question, send me email.  The two programs 
combined are less than 500 Fortran statements :)

David

