Converting to later versions of the Fortran standard would get you a long ways t...

		protomyth on Sept 10, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Bloomberg Runs on 25M lines of Fortran (2006) Converting to later versions of the Fortran standard would get you a long ways there. Plus with all the focus in 2003 & 2008 with C interoperability, you can plug in later open source libraries. [edit: I wonder what a modern version of RATFOR would look like]