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This paper features FastOpt's automatic differentiation (AD) tool Transformation of Algorithms in Fortran (TAF), a source to source translator for programs written in Fortran 77‐95. TAF and its predecessor TAMC have a long record of successful large‐scale applications. Here we give an overview on how TAF approaches typical challenges of AD such as handling of badly written program code, of large memory/disk requirements, of iterative solvers or of black box routines. We also point out, where the user is required to prepare his program code prior to invoking TAF.
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