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Greetings Silverfrost,

Noticing that you offer the Simdem library on your website, I would like to inquire what is involved in making the (free) Quickie3D(TM) graphics library similarly available? ...

Dear Paul,

Yes, yours is the solution. I have now tried this out and the code works.

It does mean that I each function must accept an assumed shape argument, even when the mathematical argument ...

Dear People,

My question can be distilled to this specific example. I need to write the interface for a subroutine that calculates the gradient of an arbitrary scalar function of a vector argument ...

To those who use FTN95,

Perhaps there will be interest in an easy-to-use Fortran library
for rendering geometric objects, arbitrary surfaces - as well
as molecular dynamics and particle method to ...

Hello again,

If you want a short template, I can post one.

Best,
Ludwig

Hello Jacques,

I happened upon your posting just today - hope this is not way too late.

I went the route of having all of my library routines available as external program units (i.e, not inside ...

Dear Paul,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, the graphics library
is freely downloadable as a DLL. Where in this
forum would I post details?

Best regards,
Ludwig

Dear Paul,

Thanks so much for your reply. The following code...
(the emoticon comes out when I put a colon between
parentheses.)

module example
type test1
real, dimension(10) :: a, b
en ...

Dear Silverfrost,

Whom shall I contact to look over a rendering library
(.DLL) for possible mention in your website? I have
plenty of info (website) and examples.

With many thanks,
Ludwig

To the good people at Silverfrost,

I tried the latest Personal Edition of FTN95,
and it seems that allocatable derived type
components are not yet supported. Any
estimate as to when these will b ...

Greetings John,

Thanks for your comments - much appreciated.

Best regards,
Ludwig

Esteemed FTN Gurus,

Both of My FTN 95 books are unclear on how to pass as
arguments the names of (i) array-valued functions, and
(ii) subroutines. Perhaps someone can help. Question

A short sam ...

Hello Paul,

Finally this makes sense to me.
Thank you so much for your help.

Best wishes,
Ludwig

Hello Paul,

One more query - can I do this linking of the DLL using
line commands in SLINK? That might be the easiest for
me...

Best regards,
Ludwig

Dear Paul,

Thanks for your help! I did exactly the following:

1.) Built DLL (filename "mod01.dll") from object file
"mod01.obj", using the SLINK commands:

slink
dll
lo ...