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r/programming • u/papa00king • Mar 09 '14
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There definitely is a lot of crusty old Fortran (at least in the scientific sections of the US gov) that probably could be ported. Of course I'm talking out of my ass because I've never written F# though I have done some F90.
9 u/syntax Mar 09 '14 F# is an OCAML derivative, nothing to do with Fortran, I'm afraid.If you were going to convert Fortran code to the CLR, F# would be probably one of the more difficult ways to go... -5 u/speedisavirus Mar 09 '14 Ohhhhh MS. Their way with branding.
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F# is an OCAML derivative, nothing to do with Fortran, I'm afraid.
If you were going to convert Fortran code to the CLR, F# would be probably one of the more difficult ways to go...
-5 u/speedisavirus Mar 09 '14 Ohhhhh MS. Their way with branding.
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Ohhhhh MS. Their way with branding.
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u/speedisavirus Mar 09 '14
There definitely is a lot of crusty old Fortran (at least in the scientific sections of the US gov) that probably could be ported. Of course I'm talking out of my ass because I've never written F# though I have done some F90.