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- From: jenhel@stud.unit.no (Jens Helmers)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++,comp.lang.fortran
- Subject: Re: Calling Fortran in C++
- Date: 09 Jan 1996 22:01:56 +0100
- Organization: Norwegian Institute of Technology
- Sender: jenhel@aqua2.marina.unit.no
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- In-reply-to: Carsten Arnholm's message of 9 Jan 1996 13:48:54 GMT
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- >>>>> "Carsten" == Carsten Arnholm <ca@sesam.dnv.no> writes:
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- Carsten> What has hit you .... ? As I see it, mixed language
- Carsten> programming is EASIEST under MS VC++/Powerstation, as you
- Carsten> can call the subroutines exactly as expected by a F77
- Carsten> programmer. The only non-trivial problem you must solve
- Carsten> is fortran CHARACTERs. You need to write a minimal
- Carsten> CHARACTER class in C++.
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- Do MS VC++/Powerstation handle arguments of general user defined
- F90-types with or without storage association?
- What about F90 pointers?
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- Jens Helmers,
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