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Author Calling Convention of EXTERNAL
apm

2005-09-09, 6:59 pm

All:

Is there a way to change the calling convention of an EXTERNAL function
using Fortran? I am trying to mix C# and Fortran at the same time avoid
reinstalling my old C++ compiler. I would like to use the Lahey Fortran 7.0
compiler.

David


Duane Bozarth

2005-09-09, 6:59 pm

apm wrote:
>
> All:
>
> Is there a way to change the calling convention of an EXTERNAL function
> using Fortran? I am trying to mix C# and Fortran at the same time avoid
> reinstalling my old C++ compiler. I would like to use the Lahey Fortran 7.0
> compiler.


I'm sure there is a way in Lahey to handle interlanguage calls, but it
will be compiler-specific. Check their documentation/sample code.
e p chandler

2005-09-09, 6:59 pm

apm wrote:
> All:
>
> Is there a way to change the calling convention of an EXTERNAL function
> using Fortran? I am trying to mix C# and Fortran at the same time avoid
> reinstalling my old C++ compiler. I would like to use the Lahey Fortran 7.0
> compiler.
>
> David


Have you asked at

http://www.laheyforum.com/

?

-- Elliot

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