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Re: Uninclude perl script

To: "FEFF Software Development" <feffdevel@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: Uninclude perl script
From: James S Sims <jim.sims@nist.gov>
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 19:29:08 -0500
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Steve Zabinsky wrote:
> 
> You'd think it would -- this is, after all, 2001, not 1980...
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> What is the the problem Francois is having?  Doesn't the HP fortran
> compiler support 'include's?
> 
> --Matt

The problem is that the HP is a Unix box, and he only speaks Microsoft :=)

Thanks for all of your help. I think Francois and I can take it from here. 
Francois had gotten the full source tree, with Uninclude files, which is for 
developers,and then ran into a problem. I have given him instructions to try 
to pin it down, but that's really mainly curiosity. He also has the source 
files that are the result of "Unincluding" on a machine at UWash, so the 
issue of HP fortran compiler support of 'include's is a moot point.

Jim

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