sure here is an example line of code these old files have no spaces between operators but i'll space it out 
exa=cexpl ( ccosl (arg), csinl ( arg) ) * cabsl (arg2) + csqrtl ( carg
+l(arg3) + csqrtl(cargl(arg4) * cargl(arg5) + cargl (arg5) * cargl(arg
+5));

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result would be 
exa = exp( cos(arg) , sin(arg) ) * fabs(arg2)+ sqrt(carg(arg3)) + sqrt
+(carg(arg4)*carg(arg5)+carg(arg5)*carg(arg5));

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In reply to Re^2: search/replace one liners without clobbering by f77coder
in thread search/replace one liners without clobbering by f77coder

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