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I was talking to an ex-co-worker last night and he said that he's having trouble finding a programmer to maintain their FORTRAN codebase. The conversation got me thinking - there must be a way to automatically change older languages (FORTRAN, etc.) into something newer. At the very least you should be able to compile the program into machine code, then use a decompiler to bring it back into C. That really shouldn't be necessary though - you should be able to have a compiler move FORTRAN straight into the language of your choice. Does anyone know of an automated tool to do this? I checked Google and a few things came up but nothing that looked particularly helpful. Thanks, Dan
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