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I am using Digital Visual Fortran. It is the compaq version. I have been making DLLs and calling them from Visual Basic with no problem. <br><br>GNU also has a...
kquad4
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Mar 1, 2001
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GNU has a very good fortran compiler, certainly the best I've used, with debugger and all.<br><br>Its free.<br><br>Its native environment is Unix, where it has...
luisdereyna
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Hi friends, I'm Chemical Engineer and I'm in troubles with computers and want to know how can I call Fortran from VB. I’m interested in process simulation....
jriosc
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Mar 9, 2001
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I am currently translating a Fortran electrostatic moment method analysis program I orignally wrote in Fortran into Visual Basic. I recommend you NOT try to...
emcgizmo
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Mar 12, 2001
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Microsoft Fortran had a feature called backslash editing to do this but it is not standard Fortran...
emcgizmo
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Mar 12, 2001
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Try "Numerical Recipes in Fortran". It has a number of Fortran subroutines and function for optimization and minimization. More importantly the book explains...
emcgizmo
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Mar 12, 2001
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I am currently converting a moment method electrostatic analysis program from Fortran into Visual Basic. Any clues as to what programming techniques slow ...
emcgizmo
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Mar 12, 2001
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I'll tell you what little I know, since it was my original question you responded to.<br><br>My experience is quite limited, but the program I was referring to...
devin1955
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Mar 12, 2001
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jriosc,<br><br>it's been years since I made a DLL from a Fortran<br>OBJ file, but I remember one pitfall: there was a<br>file called the DEF file that listed...
demiduet
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Mar 19, 2001
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I need some help in fortran. I want to learn the language. Which would be the simplest book to get my basics about programming in fortran . <br>I don't have...
kezsrim
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Mar 23, 2001
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As the resident JAVA programmer at my school I was asked to convert an old Fortran program to run under a Win32 environment. I wasn't exactly sure exactly...
penguins21
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Jun 15, 2001
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the correct is<br><br>real I<br><br>or<br><br>I=400.*(.000478*DBH**1.93004*70.**(.35629)-.03474)...
pro_thamer
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Jun 18, 2001
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It's plainer if each term with an exponent is<br>put in parens:<br><br>I=400.*(.000478 * (DBH**1.93004) * (70.**.35629) -.03474)<br><br>As written, the result...
demiduet
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Jun 19, 2001
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Hello. I've been programming with Fortran since 1965 and still am. A LOT of changes and improvements have been made as I'm sure you know. Right now I work for...
scubaduber
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Jul 9, 2001
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Hi, since I just joined, I haven't had a chance yet to read all of the messages posted so far. But I was wondering if any of you are interested in applying...
scubaduber
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Jul 9, 2001
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I believe that based on the precedence of the operators, the following would be an equivalent...
scubaduber
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Jul 11, 2001
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Sorry, I didn't notice the previous correct answer posted about this question. Sorry for the duplication....
scubaduber
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Frankly, I don't think it makes a lot of sense to apply the object oriented paradigm to Fortran. For one thing, it's a call by reference, not a call by value ...
themooksman
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Jul 12, 2001
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Two comments:<br><br>1) In Microsoft Fortran, you can specify that a<br> parameter is to be passed by value. You just<br> include [value], brackets and all, ...
demiduet
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Aug 20, 2001
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Well, I've never written a compiler from start to finish (let alone an object oriented one) but it seems to me that it would. In Fortran, you're not "passing ...
themooksman
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Hello,<br><br>I'm trying to call a Fortran function contained in a dll from a VB 6 program. The function returns the p-value based on the chi square ...
bigcat007_1999
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Aug 21, 2001
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I don't know the first think about VB or dll files, but that Fortran code you list does absolutely nothing....
themooksman
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Aug 21, 2001
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Of course the code I listed does nothing. I omitted 99% of code and substitute an ellipsis. If you knew the first think about VB or dll files, you would ...
bigcat007_1999
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Aug 21, 2001
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Visual Basic? I don't use crap like that, ok? I've already told you that. I already told you that I'm not familiar with dll files as well. So don't get on my...
themooksman
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Aug 21, 2001
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Hi pal, I've called FORTRAN dll's from VB5, I think that you should create a module.bas instead of a Private function within your VB code.<br>In my program I ...
jriosc
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Aug 22, 2001
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Thanks for your suggestions. I located my error and it's in the Function declaration in the VB code. Instead of declaring the passed variables as you show (X ...
bigcat007_1999
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Aug 22, 2001
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Hi I'm new here!<br>I'm looking for an old FORTRAN interpreter or at least a MS-DOS based FORTRAN, that is for a class of Programming Languages, could anyone...
roberto8080
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Aug 25, 2001
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Well, first of all, there never were any Fortran Interpreters because Fortran was never an interpretive language. What you need is a compiler. The only way I...
themooksman
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Aug 25, 2001
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Thanks a lot themooksman, I didn't know that FORTRAN was never an interpretive language, I will I haven't installed Linux yet but I will follow your advise....
roberto8080
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Aug 26, 2001
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One additional fact you may find interesting: it is because Fortran was not interpretive that Basic was invented (which was far more primitive than Visual...
themooksman
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