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Hi Tech Gurus
For the past few days I am trying to connect fortran functions compiled in MSPower station (4.0) from MSDev studio 97 (VC++). I have been successful in calling fortran functions from vc++ by compiling fortran functions in MSPower Station as libraries and linking them in vc++ (MSDev Studio).
But when I try to call a C function in dev studio from one of the fortran functions through "INTERFACE TO SUBROUTINE" by passing (C,REFERENCE), I am getting "Unresolved External Symbol _functionname ".
I need a solution for this very badly as my project design hangs on the feasibility of calling a fortran function from vc++ which in turn calls a c or c++ function to get few values / to use dialog resource.
Please HELP ME!!!!
THanks in advance
Ramanathan
For the past few days I am trying to connect fortran functions compiled in MSPower station (4.0) from MSDev studio 97 (VC++). I have been successful in calling fortran functions from vc++ by compiling fortran functions in MSPower Station as libraries and linking them in vc++ (MSDev Studio).
But when I try to call a C function in dev studio from one of the fortran functions through "INTERFACE TO SUBROUTINE" by passing (C,REFERENCE), I am getting "Unresolved External Symbol _functionname ".
I need a solution for this very badly as my project design hangs on the feasibility of calling a fortran function from vc++ which in turn calls a c or c++ function to get few values / to use dialog resource.
Please HELP ME!!!!
THanks in advance
Ramanathan
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This forum is for discussion of Intel Fortran for Windows or Compaq Visual Fortran only - not Microsoft Fortran PowerStation. If you purchase either the Intel or Compaq products, we'll be glad to help you here. Otherwise I suggest you post your question in the microsoft.public.fortran newsgroup.
Both Intel Fortran and Compaq Visual Fortran are capable of mixed-language applications and provide documentation and (in the case of CVF) examples of doing so. Microsoft Fortran PowerStation was withdrawn from the market in 1997.
Steve
Both Intel Fortran and Compaq Visual Fortran are capable of mixed-language applications and provide documentation and (in the case of CVF) examples of doing so. Microsoft Fortran PowerStation was withdrawn from the market in 1997.
Steve
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