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I just did it today, on a 300 line file, by hand.  If you
know Matlab, Fortran isn't that much different I don't
think.  Just copy and paste, do some rearranging and
relabeling, and you're done.  Really, I have no Fortran
training at all and I figured it out in less than an hour.  

I did have to use the online Fortran reference at IBM a
couple of times to find out the syntax of the IF statements,
DO loops, etc.  It still wasn't that bad.