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Mixed language programming with CPP, FORTRAN and MFC

barbaraonli
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‎09-22-2008 12:19 PM
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Can mixed language programming be done with the Intel Fortran compiler and the Microsoft C/C++ compiler (Visual Studio 2005, version 8).

Thecode we will beintegratingis a combination of C++, C and Fortran anduses MFC calls from the C++ classes(forputting up dialogs anddoing graphics), can MFC be used with the Intel C++ compiler?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-22-2008 12:24 PM
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Yes, you can do mixed language programming with Intel Fortran and Microsoft (or Intel) C++. As far as I know, you can use MFC from Intel C++ - you should ask in our C++ forum for more details.

To do mixed-language programming requires that you construct a Visual Studio solution with two projects, one for the Fortran code and one for the C++ code. One project should be the executable and the other a static library that is a dependent of the executable. Please be sure you have SP1 for VS2005.

Intel Visual Fortran includes a couple of example mixed-language applications.
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