Is it possible to compile Fortran code for iPad?

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Marcela Rocha picture Marcela Rocha · Aug 3, 2011 · Viewed 8.2k times · Source

I have an application written in Fortran 77 and need it to work in iPad.

Is it possible? I prefer not have to rewrite this code in objective C, since there's a lot of complex calculations and I'm afraid I'll have some precision problems. Also, I don't have time to rewrite it.

Answer

progrmr picture progrmr · Aug 3, 2011

Use a Fortran to C translater, then you can compile the C code with Xcode for the iPad.

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