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Is there a command in Fortran77 or later that decompresses a file?

I have a file that is compressed and I want to decompress it. Do you know if there is a command or do I need to follow another path?

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There isn't one built into FORTRAN 77, but you can shell out to the UNIX commands gzip, gunzip to compress/decompress a file (assuming you are running on UNIX).

Mitch Wheat  2009-03-25 06:56:04
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Does this help you?

ldigas  2009-03-25 07:02:44

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