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Thanks everyone! Great help! The routine in question is converting from string, like "-66.62738" into a REAL, so "xx must be octal character values for sure. I will be converting these into ASCII, because I think this program used EBCDIC encoding - it was written in 1979. Cheers!

My bad! It does not compile by my G77. It says "expression has no closing quote". It is definitely a numerical notation, because I see code like: IF(KHAR .GE. "140) KHAR=KHAR-"40

Hi, I port one old FORTRAN-IV code and I see this: TRIP=TRIP-"60 what exactly can it be? I mean this "60 - is that like hexadecimal notation? I assume that this is a character code, but not sure. There is also "140 somewhere in that code - can it be a character? It does not look like a...

I see... Thanks.

Hi, everyone... first time here. I am taking on a big project with a lot of parsing and such, so I use inline ASM a lot. As known, the latest Pentium CPUs are performing better when code and data are aligned on 32-byte boundary. Here is a code sample with a loop aligned on 16 byte: _asm {...