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the evolution of .dll codes

sbenati
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‎12-20-2002 10:38 AM
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Hi, my question is historical:
I compiled a program using MS Fortran Power Station to
build a .dll. The .dll is called by VBA, but the results was "half wrong". That is, while scalar data are passed and modified by the .dll with no problems, array of integers or reals not. That is: the first element of the array was correctly read, but the other not (or better: sometimes were correctly read, sometimes not). I am working now with Compaq Visual Fortran and up to now everything worked, that is the .dll are correctly used. Some friends of mine had the same problems many years ago. So I wonder: is this problem an historical bug of MS Fortan, or there is something tricky that we don't know?
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