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I have a customer for the IVF , he is interesting to know the procedure
for to call the routine internal or external to the compiler from the
project.
Please send me a procedure and a example.
The customer have try to find the information on the manuals but haven't find the solution.
Thank you for the support
Lucio
At the moment I have received answer but not the solution of the problem.
I like to receive a copy of the program in fortan where show from a progect how to call the internal or ecternal fortran routine.
Best regards
Lucio
Please send me a procedure and a example.
The customer have try to find the information on the manuals but haven't find the solution.
Thank you for the support
Lucio
At the moment I have received answer but not the solution of the problem.
I like to receive a copy of the program in fortan where show from a progect how to call the internal or ecternal fortran routine.
Best regards
Lucio
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It is not clear what you mean by "call the routine internal or external to the compiler from the
project".
If you mean calling a routine in a .OBJ, .LIB or .DLL file that was obtained by compiling with a tool other than Intel Fortran, the procedure for calling and linking to those routines is covered in the Mixed Language Programming chapter(s) of the compiler documentation.
There are several examples distributed with the compiler, as well.
If you mean calling a routine in a .OBJ, .LIB or .DLL file that was obtained by compiling with a tool other than Intel Fortran, the procedure for calling and linking to those routines is covered in the Mixed Language Programming chapter(s) of the compiler documentation.
There are several examples distributed with the compiler, as well.
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