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A long time FORTRAN programmer trying to create a very simple window application dialog with a dozen or so combo boxes. Did one similar by brute force, creating my own callbacks and event handling. Worked fine, but would like to do another by dragging and dropping the combo boxes and letting the wizard do alot of the code generation.
I can't seem to find the right libraries or type files that the wizard wants. Probably part of it is the terminology, but would sure like to see an example complete with the files actually used!
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Sorry, such a thing does not exist, at least in our implementation. You can use the Microsoft Resource Editor (if you have a retail version of Visual Studio - the bundled version doesn't have this) to create the dialogs graphically, but there's no automatic code generation.
Perhaps you want to check out GINOMENU, a third-party product which does offer this and which supports Intel Fortran.
Perhaps you want to check out GINOMENU, a third-party product which does offer this and which supports Intel Fortran.

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