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When you run the debugger, does it run as a separate application (SDBG64) or is it integrated within Plato?

Please be aware that (in the UK at least) automatic updates for Windows 11 now give you version 24H2.

Win32 applications that contain calculations that underflow will currently not recover unless u ...

It looks like DRAW_HERSHEY@ is exported by salflibc.dll for Win32 but I don't think that I have ever tested it. I presume that the font must be included in the DLL as a resource in order for it to wor ...

John

I can see the benefit but my understanding at the moment is that FTN95 cannot be changed to make this possible.

The nearest to this is to put a callback together with its associated data in ...

SVG files can be opened and drawn to a "drawing surface" such as that generated via %gr.

See FTN95.chm and search for SVG.

It is under ClearWin+, then Graphics, then Scalable vector gr ...

Lester

I have done a preliminary investigation with two conclusions:

1) At the moment the font cannot be preset as I suggested above. We could fix this.

2) We could fix the position of the di ...

Lester

I don't think that you can do much to improve the outcome. %eq is somewhat limited and I get the impression that it is not often used.

There may be some improvement obtained by using a di ...

John

When I wrote of new Microsoft control features, I was thinking of features that might now be added to the ClearWin+ library in order to improve %lv in some way. I was not thinking of features ...

John

I would be willing to do some more work on %lv, as time permits, but I would need some sample code to work on. If you could isolate one issue at a time with sample code then I will aim to take ...

Users who are getting started with ClearWin+ should take a look at the book "Fortran and the Art of Windows Programming" written by Eddie Broomhead.

This can be found in pdf form, install ...

Ken

This code fails for me and I don't know why at the moment. It may relate to the fact that the MOVE_ALLOC is being applied to an argument.

I have logged this for investigation.

This bug has now been fixed for a future release of FTN95 but will probably not get into v9.10. In the mean time MOVE_ALLOC cannot be used with module variables.

Ken

These applications are very impressive.

Thanks Ken. I have made a note of this.

I can't see a program from John dated 31 January. The one that I can see with subroutine extend_alloc compiles correctly for me.

Some changes are required for Win32 whilst iostream is not currently supported for x64.

#include <iostream.h>

int main() {
cout << "Hello World!";
re ...