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Visual Studio with mixed C++/FORTRAN

Gabriel_M_
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‎05-28-2014 03:04 PM
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We're looking to move our FORTRAN 90/95 code into a hybrid C++/FORTRAN code where we will use the C++ for infrastructure while the number crunching will be in FORTRAN.

Is it possible to have C++ code call FORTRAN?  and if so, can we still debug the FORTRAN in MSVS?

Thanks.

-- Gabe

 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎05-28-2014 06:20 PM
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Yes, absolutely. You will need to buy Visual Studio Professional Edition or higher to get the C++ capability. We provide several examples of mixed C++/Fortran programming and an extensive chapter in our documentation on mixed-language programming. You will also want to read How do I configure Microsoft Visual C++ for developing mixed Fortran-C applications? You will want the C++ and Fortran projects in the same Visual Studio solution for easiest building and debugging.

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