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Access .NET Framework

DavidWhite
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‎10-11-2012 07:32 PM
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Does anyone have any example code for accessing the .net framework from Fortran?

In particular, I want to be able to use ComputeHash for SHA256.

Thanks,

David

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Vadim_M_Intel
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‎10-15-2012 02:40 AM
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Fortran can call managed code only if assembly was compiled with "ComVisible(true)" attribute and with "Register for COM interop" build setting. "ComputeHash" is not COM-visible. In this case it's possible to create new "wrapper" .net assembly with COM-visible "SHA256_ComputeHash" method and build it with "Register for COM interop". After that "SHA256_ComputeHash" will we accesible from Fortran via code generated by "Intel(R) Visual Fortran Module Wizard".
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DavidWhite
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‎10-15-2012 04:18 PM
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Found an easier solution. SHA256 is available in crypt32.lib, and I was able to access it through a C++ wrapper linked to my Fortran code. Thanks, David
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