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Support for .NET?

Olaf_Meding
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Does the Intel Fortran compiler support .NET programing, ie generate managed code that can be called from C#?

Thank you for your help.
Olaf

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Intel Visual Fortran supports calling and being called by managed code applications. It does not generate managed code itself.

When calling Fortran from managed code, you can call a native DLL using standard methods for doing so. Another option is to use the COM Server Wizard to create a COM server DLL which will then appear in the managed code space - this requires advanced coding.

.NET assemblies can be called from Fortran using the "Intel Module Wizard" which generates interfaces and wrapper procedures for calling into managed code.
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Olaf_Meding
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Yes this answers my question. Thank you.

Olaf

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