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CVF6.6 & .NET

dajum
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‎06-04-2003 05:10 PM
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Hi,

I've spent an hour searching the forums for info on how to get my 6.6 compiler integrated with the visual studio .net IDE ( not using the 2003 version yet). I couldn't find anything. Is this supposed to be seamless? when I tried loading the CD it seems to want to install in
VC6 that I also have installed (WITH CVF6.6). But after
installing .NET, it doesn't appear to have access to CVF and I need to utilize some of my old fortran routines in a new C++ program. I wanted to incorporate them into the same solution project. Any help on this?

Thanks,

Dave
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎06-04-2003 05:53 PM
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No, CVF 6.6 does not integrate with VS.NET. Reinstall CVF, and don't change the default folders for the Developer Studio paths. It will install a VC6-compatible environment.

In VS.NET, it is no longer possible to have a mixed-language project. You need to have separate projects in a solution. This is a Microsoft restriction.

To use CVF with VC++.NET, build the Fortran code as a static library and link it using VC++.NET.

Steve
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