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Hi,
I need to use dot net functions (3.5 or 4.0) in my fortran programs.
is IVF, composer or some other intel fortran compatible with dot net?
Thanks
I need to use dot net functions (3.5 or 4.0) in my fortran programs.
is IVF, composer or some other intel fortran compatible with dot net?
Thanks
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You can call .net functions via the "Fortran Module Wizard". This sets up some jacket routines for calling selected .NET methods. It is also possible to call Fortran code from .NET languages. The easiest way to do this is through the support for calling unmanaged DLLs. A more complicated way is by creating a COM Server Fortran application.
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which version of visual fortran include this "fortran module wizard"? and for which version of dot net ?
I' not sure i understand what you mean for "jacket routines"... have you some examples of this?
Thanks
I' not sure i understand what you mean for "jacket routines"... have you some examples of this?
Thanks
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All versions have it. The Excel sample shows the module wizard, though it is using COM and not .NET. The concepts are very similar.
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