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f77/f2c - you'd be surprised often gets pulled in if other fortran (gfortran usually on a linux) is not available when building certain numerical software whic
by cat199 8y ago
f77/f2c - you'd be surprised
often gets pulled in if other fortran (gfortran usually on a linux) is not available when building certain numerical software which in turn relies on netlib.org open fortran code, which in turn is written in fortran77
these libraries are give-or-take at the core of tons of numerical/scientific computing software, and likely used by many other programs needing heavy math
- a-dub 8y agoTranslators are interesting here. In this case it looks like it's just falling during translation (and a fast failure at that). An interesting question would be if there were a structured input (ie; valid Fortran) that result in the emission of unsafe C.