From: marcov@stack.nl   
      
   On 2006-05-17, Jean-Marc DURO  wrote:   
   > As the Turbo Pascal program probably had to manage graphics, I don't   
   > think there is an easy way to port the code to Delphi. You will have to   
   > dive into the code to get graphical output in Delphi.   
      
   Afaik there used to be several components for Delphi that emulated TP graph.   
   FPC also   
   still has one (640x480 tho).   
      
   > All the calculation part could probably stay unchanged, but not the   
   > graphical output part.   
      
   OTOH, if the calculation has some performance requirements, it wouldn't hurt   
   either.   
      
   I think the original question is simply to general. What the original source   
   does isn't specified (maybe it is connected via some I/O port to a brabender or   
   some other rheology device something), and neither is the destination   
   (should it be just a basic port, are they expecting windows look and feel,   
   do you want to expand it etc)   
      
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