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CALL WINDOWS API

chshaoning
Beginner
‎05-31-2011 09:09 AM
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Hallo everyone,

I have a question. I want to use Fortran to call 2 WINDOWS API which are named CreateFileMapping() and MapViewOfFile(). If it is possible and how can i do it?
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anthonyrichards
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‎05-31-2011 09:26 AM
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To use those functions, you must include their interfaces in your code using USE IFWIN which itself USEs all the required modules for all supported Windows API functions (the object files for the two functions reside in KERNEL32.LIB) and you need to include USE IFWINTY to gain access to the flags that those two functions utilise.
I have no examples of the use of the functions mentioned, sorry. Search the Help using the function names to find out details of their arguments.
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Robert_van_Amerongen
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‎05-31-2011 01:57 PM
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The module IFWINTY is "ued" by any module that is "used" by IFWIN, so there is no need to set a separate use statement for the module IFWINTY once you use the module IFWIN.

Robert
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