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Intel Fortran and Windows CE

jrspence
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‎04-13-2006 11:44 PM
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According to the documentation, Intel Fortran doesn't officially support Windows CE. We could realize significant cost savings by doing something like this:

- Compiling COFF object modules using the Intel Fortran compiler.

- Modifying the platform byte in the COFF headers so they would look like Windows CE COFF object modules.

- Linking the resulting executable with any portions of the fortran runtime that the compiler output calls to when it was generating code.

Has anyone done anything like this? Is this reasonable or possible?
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