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       > -- Mark Johnson 
       > [I put a little Fortran subset parser in the comp.compilers
       > archives several years ago.  It uses a yacc parser and a lot
       > of lexical feedback.  It's not complete, but the structure is
       > adequate to parse all of Fortran. -John]
       >
       > --
       > Send compilers articles to compilers@iecc.com,
       > meta-mail to compilers-request@iecc.com.



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4.1.1) WWW and Fortran

        See http://www.nag.co.uk/nagware/Examples/cgi.f90


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       ~From: C.D.H.Williams@exeter.ac.uk (Charles DH Williams)
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       > In article <4hmd1k$c0m@cpca3.uea.ac.uk>, "M.W.Gardner ENV PG"
       >  wrote:
       >
       > > Could anyone give me pointers to information concerning
       > > the use of F90 programs as CGI servers.  I wish to write
       > > programs to generate WWW pages interactively. Has anyone
       > > done this ?  If so please contact me.
       > >
       > > I have checked out the FAQ and F90 pages with no success.
       > > I also know that perl is probably a more traditional
       > > language to do this sort of stuff.
       >
       > You may find that John Rowe's "Metaform" system does what you want
       >
       > http://newton.ex.ac.uk/metaform/
       >
       > lets users write and install their own cgi code in whatever
       > language they like without causing security problems et al.
       >
       > I used it to implement a simulation of a temperature control
       > system which takes lots of parameters and draws graphs
       > representing the results. Get to it via the last line in
       > the contents list of
       >
       > http://newton.ex.ac.uk/teaching/CDHW/Feedback/
       >
       > Good luck
       >
       > Charles


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       ~From: Kavan Ratnatunga
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       Recently I wrote fairly large cgi-driver in f77 and found that
       it was not very difficult, and for my application since the
       output I was putting on the web was originally created from
       fortran analysis programs, there were some particular advantages
       in the program logic.

       If interested see:

          http://archive.stsci.edu/mds/mds_cgi.f

       Kavan Ratnatunga


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