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I really don't want to kill your nervs, but I was not very succesful on this task. (System Windows Vista Home Premium/VisualStudio Prof. 2008):

Solution 5 (Controls)

LINK : error - Attempt to ...

Supporting C# DLL:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace ItemSelector
{
static public class ItemSelector
{
static public System.D ...

myDataSet = new@("System.Data.DataSet")

res=da_fill(myDataAdapter,myDataSet,"Test")

tabs=MyDataset%Tables
mytab=gettable(tabs,0)
nrows=mytab%rows%count
ncols=mytab%columns ...

Im still experimenting with databases and ftn95/.net

Now i can read all data out of a datatable with the help of a C#-support class and i can convert the field-contents to fortran data with the hel ...

Thank you Paul, that works. It is usable as a workaround.

But given the central role of collections and other higher order datatypes (e.g. dictionaries) that are variants of linked lists and hash ...

If you have created the C#-Windows-Application you have to look at the solution explorer window. Right click the project name there and select "properties" from the context menu. The propert ...

Here is the program:

program ReadMDB

library ("System")
library ("System.Data")
implicit none

object("System.Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand") :: myCommand
object(&qu ...

If it is really impossible to to answer this question (I can't believe that or I'm missing a very obvious thing) then a I have related question:

Has anybody a working example for reading/writing a ...

How can I access the elements of a dotnet collection (e.g. a DataTable in the System.Data.DataTablesCollection)?

It seems to be immpossible with the Index, because you cannot declare a collection ...

Prolem 3 is solved (caused by invalid compiler options).

Problem 2 is narrowed: VS2008 only crashes when I try to link to Fortran Libs/dlls. Other dlls are accepted. If I make references to the pro ...

Thank you Paul, that helped.

Can you explain why this doesn't work?

DLL ft95test.dll:

subroutine greeter(num)
integer(kind=3), intent(in) :: num
assembly_interface (name="greeter")
print *, "He ...

Hello,

I'm new to this board and new to Fortran and FTN95 but not so new to programming and .NET (I'm regularily writing smaller programs in C# and VB.Net).

I'm experimenting for some days with ...