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mixed language & Application

erheiqin
Beginner
‎10-03-2004 02:58 AM
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I have some questions:
(1) I am calling a simple c++ function from fortran program. I can do it by buildingthe projectin a fortran console application. However, if I build it from Qickwin application, I got many errors when I compile it. The codes are exact the same. Why can I do it from one type of applicaiton, but not the other? What are the main differences among all these applications?
(2) If I want to call a .lib, are there any special setting/linker I need to set?
(3) Are there any good sources about all of these?
Thanks
Erheiqin
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎10-03-2004 01:05 PM
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There is a full chapter of the User's Guide on mixed-language applications. In the case of QuickWin, this uses the threaded C libraries so you would need to build your C++ code with the multithreaded libraries setting as well.
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