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I have a few libraries (*.lib) of some subroutines for my postgradutae research work which were compiled using MS-Fortran5.1. I do not have the source code and so have no choice but to use them as they are.
Now i want to make use of them in a crop simulation model am developing with Compaq Visual Fortran 6.5. This is because they contain routines that have been specifically developed to handle crop simulation models.
My question is can i use them as they are with CVF 6.5 without any problems as the compiler used to asseble them is different.
If the answer is No, then can u please give me some advice on how to go around this in an easy fashion as i am not a trained programmer.
Thanks very much fro your help.
Now i want to make use of them in a crop simulation model am developing with Compaq Visual Fortran 6.5. This is because they contain routines that have been specifically developed to handle crop simulation models.
My question is can i use them as they are with CVF 6.5 without any problems as the compiler used to asseble them is different.
If the answer is No, then can u please give me some advice on how to go around this in an easy fashion as i am not a trained programmer.
Thanks very much fro your help.
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Sorry, no, there's no way you can do this. MS Fortran 5.1 (which was a Fortran 77 compiler, not Fortran 95), was a 16-bit DOS compiler. Its object modules and libraries are not compatible with CVF's 32-bit Windows linker and libraries.
Your only alternative is to get the source code and recompile it.
Steve
Your only alternative is to get the source code and recompile it.
Steve

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