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Visual C++ shared access with Intel Fortran module
Okay, I have been messing around and have figured out a little bit more. C++ and Fortran can access/share memory for most basic types and basic derived types. I have fixed the example I diplayed earlier so that it works. HOWEVER, I still don't seem to be able to get any array to be shared as...- josey1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ shared access with Intel Fortran module
Hi, I am back again. I am still having a problem. So I am going to explain what I am trying to do, then post the code I have, and maybe get some help. I want my C++ program to set some variable that are in an area that can be shared with Intel Fortran 10.1. I then want to call a Fortran...- josey1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ shared access with Intel Fortran module
Thank you both for responding. You are right I did forget to add the other array in my .cpp. I was trying not to cut/paste too much. Salem, I have done what you said and so far so good. I am going to work my way up to the code that I need. xwb, yes I did find the documentation and I will...- josey1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Visual C++ shared access with Intel Fortran module
I want to know how to access the data in a Fortran 90 Module from Visual C++. I am using Visual C++ .net 2003 and Intel Fortran 10.1. I added the fortran .lib file to the linker inputs in visual c++. My program compiles no problem, but then has an access violation error upon running. C++...- josey1
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