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Does DLLIMPORT of Fortran subroutine into C# app become part of exe "Process" ?

fbalderasintel
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‎07-14-2010 11:45 AM
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The use ofmixedmanaged and unmanaged code (C# and Fortran) raises some questions
that would normally be easy to explain. If I have C# exe and use DLLIMPORT to access a subroutine within a Fortran DLL, does that subroutine get loaded as part of the .exe "process". I have to think that it does
but the managed vs unmanaged complexities make me wonder.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-14-2010 12:10 PM
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The Fortran DLL you reference from C# does not get loaded until the first time it is called. At that point, any DLLs it references are also loaded.
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