| hc2002 2004-06-10, 3:58 pm |
| beliavsky@aol.com wrote in message news:<3064b51d.0406080719.56adbda5@posting.google.com>...
> c.hong@mailcity.com (hc2002) wrote in message news:<a71eefaa.0406071540.750cdcfc@posting.google.com>...
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> If the Unix program is text-based and you want the same thing on
> Windows, just get a Fortran 77 compiler for Windows (as others have
> said), such as g77 or Open Watcom. If you want the Windows program to
> have a GUI, then things are more complicated. Fortran compiler vendors
> such as Absoft, Intel, Lahey, and Salford do provide facilities to
> simplify GUI creation without becoming a full-fledged Windows
> programmer. Other frequently-mentioned choices are Tcl/Tk (free, and
> usable on Windows and Unix), Borland Delphi, Visual Basic, and Visual
> C++. Other products to simplify GUI creation are Winteracter and
> GINOMENU.
Hi guys,
Thanks a lot for all of your good comments. I slightly modified my
fortran programs and compiled it on G77 compiler. It generated an .exe
file, which works great! The reason why I was and still am thinking
about a wrapper is that it might allow other software to call my
fortran functions more easily. So it can become more portable. I am
not sure if I am thinking correctly. Any further comments are highly
appreciated.
Hong
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