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Does Intel Visual Fortran support .NET, that is, we want to build and run on both 64 and 32 bit platform. Want to keep our old Fortran codebut convert it to .NET so that it generatesMSIL. Any issues? What version of compiler is required?
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Intel Visual Fortran does not generate managed code (MSIL). However, you can call Fortran code from .NET code and call .NET assemblies from Fortran, using features provided by the product. Version 10.1 is current.
What is the particular need for MSIL here? If it is just to run on both 32 and 64-bit platforms, a 32-bit native application will do that.
What is the particular need for MSIL here? If it is just to run on both 32 and 64-bit platforms, a 32-bit native application will do that.
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