/*-------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                Copyright (c) 1995, SAS Institute Inc.              |
|                  Unpublished - All Rights Reserved                 |
|                    S A S / C   S A M P L E                         |
|                                                                    |
|       NAME: FORT2CC                                                |
|   LANGUAGE: C                                                      |
|    PURPOSE: THIS EXAMPLE DEMONSTRATES A C MAIN CALLING A           |
|             FORTRAN ROUTINE.                                       |
|             IT CONSISTS OF SAMPLE LIBRARY MEMBERS                  |
|             FORT2CC, FORT2CF, AND FORT2C.                          |
| MVS -                                                              |
|    COMPILE: USE JCL PROVIDED IN SAMPLE.AUX(FORT2C).                |
|       LINK: USE JCL PROVIDED IN SAMPLE.AUX(FORT2C).                |
|    EXECUTE: USE JCL PROVIDED IN SAMPLE.AUX(FORT2C).                |
| TSO -                                                              |
|    COMPILE: FORTRAN - USE FORTRAN COMPILER.                        |
|             C - LC370C FORT2CC USING INDEP OPTION.                 |
|       LINK: ILCLINK, USING CONTROL CARDS IN SAMPLE.AUX(FORT2C).    |
|    EXECUTE: CALL .LOAD(FORT2C)                             |
| CMS -                                                              |
|    COMPILE: FORTRAN - USE FORTRAN COMPILER.                        |
|             C - LC370 FORT2CC USING INDEP OPTION.                  |
|        LINK: ILCLINK, USING CONTROL CARDS IN SAMPLE.AUX(FORT2C).   |
|     EXECUTE: CALL FORT2C                                           |
| MISC NOTES: THE FOLLOWING LSCL102 MESSAGES CAN BE IGNORED:         |
|   WARNING: CAN'T OPEN FILE DURING AUTOCALL: DDN:SYSLIB(IFYVINTE)   |
|   WARNING: CAN'T OPEN FILE DURING AUTOCALL: DDN:SYSLIB(VFEE#)      |
|   WARNING: CAN'T OPEN FILE DURING AUTOCALL: DDN:SYSLIB(VFES#)      |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include 

void cprog(void)
{
 printf("Hello FORTRAN/C World!\n");
 return;
}