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Fortan2003 and C/C++ interoperability
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| Dear all,
I had some discussions in recent w s on calling Fortran from C++ and
vice versa. As a regular poster/follower of this group, I would like
to ask experienced programmers to point me to some useful resources
for "Fortran 2003 and C interoperability". Books are appreciated more
if I can find them in my library ;)
URLs are also appreciated however on a google search I could not find
sth useful yet.
I did some C++/Fortran mixing before, maybe some of the previous
posters on my threads could also direct me on this subject as they
helped me greatly on that.
Rgds,
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| Tim Prince 2008-02-24, 7:29 pm |
| utab wrote:
> useful resources
> for "Fortran 2003 and C interoperability". Books are appreciated more
> if I can find them in my library ;)
The frequently quoted MR&C "fortran 95/2003 explained" has a whole chapter
on this. If your library claims to support programming language research,
every one of those authors' books is a must.
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> URLs are also appreciated however on a google search I could not find
> sth useful yet.
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Your search must have been extremely limited. How about the often quoted
John Reid article
http://www.fortran.bcs.org/2002/interop.htm
or the web accessible documentation for the IBM or Nag compilers?
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...ding-module.htm
http://www.nag.co.uk/nagware/np/r51..._c_binding.html
Why not submit a request to Intel to bring their web accessible docs up to
date?
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| On Feb 24, 3:42 pm, Tim Prince <tpri...@nospamcomputer.org> wrote:
> utab wrote:
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> The frequently quoted MR&C "fortran 95/2003 explained" has a whole chapter
> on this. If your library claims to support programming language research,
> every one of those authors' books is a must.
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> Your search must have been extremely limited. How about the often quoted
> John Reid articlehttp://www.fortran.bcs.org/2002/interop.htm
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> or the web accessible documentation for the IBM or Nag compilers?
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> http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc..._c_binding.html
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> Why not submit a request to Intel to bring their web accessible docs up to
> date?
Many thanks, Tim,
Rgds,
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