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Web Demos
This is version 0.8 of our Fortran-to-Java converter, developed by
Qiang Zheng and Zhigang Wu of PACT at Harbin Institute of Technology, China,
with supervision of Geoffrey Fox and Xiaoming Li of NPAC at Syracuse
University.
A Fortran 77 source file will be converted into an equivalent Java source
file, with each Fortran program unit translated into a Java class.
To use it,
- download the package f2j-0.8.tar.gz
- gzip -d -c f2j-0.8.tar.gz | tar -
- cd into the resulting directory "f2j"
- configure
- make install
The converter is ready for use. Add the f2j/bin
to your path,
% f2j file-name.f
will produce file-name.java in the current directory.
We plan to publish a f2j service on the web in the near future, so you
don't have to download the package. Instead, you submit your Fortran
programs to our f2j server , and it will email you back a
Java program.
If you cann't wait for the server,
to download.
This page is maintained by Xiaoming Li, lxm@@npac.syr.edu; Xinying Li, xli@@npac.syr.edu
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