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Dear All,
Browsing this archive it seems to me that I am not alone who wants to use Delphi and Visual Fortran together. My question is how I can pass a Delphi function or procedure to a Fortran subroutine.
I know how to pass back and forth numbers and arrays using DLL but I can not figure out how to do these things with functions.
Putting otherwise, the question is how to use an IMSL integration subroutine in Delphi when the integration subroutine expects a function as a parameter.The only reference I found is on the NAG website which is quite specific about the Delphi part of the project but says nothing about the Fortran side.
I am using Delphi 7 Professional , Visual Fortan 6.1 Professional and Win98.
(I am not so professional as my software tools would suggest...).
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Laszlo
Browsing this archive it seems to me that I am not alone who wants to use Delphi and Visual Fortran together. My question is how I can pass a Delphi function or procedure to a Fortran subroutine.
I know how to pass back and forth numbers and arrays using DLL but I can not figure out how to do these things with functions.
Putting otherwise, the question is how to use an IMSL integration subroutine in Delphi when the integration subroutine expects a function as a parameter.The only reference I found is on the NAG website which is quite specific about the Delphi part of the project but says nothing about the Fortran side.
I am using Delphi 7 Professional , Visual Fortan 6.1 Professional and Win98.
(I am not so professional as my software tools would suggest...).
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Laszlo
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Do a search on this forum for examples on Visual Basic. It should be the same idea. See for example this one.
James
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