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I just installed VS2022. The Managed Compatibility Mode is not there. Luckily, VS2019 and VS2022 seem to get along well on the same computer.

I have a project using VS2019 version 16.10.2 that uses mixed C# and Fortran. In order to see the variables in the Fortran code while debugging, I need to turn on Managed Compatibility Mode.

Today, ...

Thanks. That fixed it. I thought I had compared all the VS settings between my new and old computer, but I missed that one.

I am having problems with using the 8.61 plugin for VS2019. I cannot see the values of passed variables in functions or subroutines.

I have made a small project that shows the problem. You can down ...

I just got a new computer, and installed VS2019 and the 8.61 update.

We have one VS project that uses Fortran. It compiles our code into a DLL to be used with a C# program. This project compiles fi ...

Another option is to set up a XP as a virtual machine. The installer should run there too.

Yes, it was the full version.

No, it was an upgrade version.

We upgraded to 2013 Community edition. I then reinstalled the latest version to get the plug in. It works just fine.

In C# you can do it by just checking it for null:
using System;
public static boolean IsNull(System.Object object)
{
return (object == null);
}

Since every object i ...

I would change your fortran to this:
C*************************************************************
SUBROUTINE SPINIT(irrc,scr,stitle1,stitle2,sversion,syear)
implicit DOUBLE PRECISION ...

I think it was a 77 construct. I did a quick search and found this link An automatic object can appear in a character declaration. The object cannot be a dummy argument, and its length must be declare ...

They are just strings. Here's a the basic code.

using System;
using System.Text;

namespace MyNamespace
{
public static class MyClass
{
public static short CSharpFactor&# ...

We are calling a fortran dll from a C# program, and pass in a object we've defined and a boolean. However, we do call a lot of C# methods in the fortran. The fortran was converted from F77, so we are ...

In your fortran code, add this line after the function statement:
ASSEMBLY_INTERFACE(NAME="SPINIT")

Also, make sure that the fortran dll is included in your C# references.

Jil ...