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Ok, thanks. I'll try it out.

Thanks alex21. Yes, it works, one needs to compile with /NO_SALFLIBC switch and remove the 32-bit flag after the compilation.

Ok, thanks Robert, this is good to know. We don't have such large arrays, but I'll keep this in mind.
Anything else? As mentioned before, a try-catch block (for exceptions catching) works fine with 3 ...

Robert - you mean that if a single array needs more then 4 GB memory then it doesn't work.?

Sure...
Either use "dnSpy" (go to FileHeader and unklick "32-Bit Machine") or use Microsoft CorFlags.exe (call 'corflags myAssembly.dll /32BIT-' from command prompt).

Well, we didn't really hack anything, just removed the flag as mentioned above.
We use classes from C# to define the input/output interface and pass them directly to the fortran assembly, without any ...

What exactly is not supported? We managed to get our .Net dll work in 64-bit by removing the "32-bit Machine" file flag after the compilation. The results of the calculation performed with t ...

Any update on 64-bit .NET assemblies?

Hi Robert,
thanks. What about my other questions - would it be possible that the .NET compiler targets .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher? Or maybe to directly target .NET Standard?
The way I understan ...

Does FTN support .NET-Core or .NET-Standard and are there any windows dependencies in the FTN redistributable dlls? We would like to deploy our with FTN compiled dlls on Amazon ECS (Elastic Container ...

Hi,

does the new 64-bit compiler produces .NET assemblies as well or is it limited to standard executables? Or in other words: can I produce a 64-bit .NET 4.0 assembly with FTN95?

Regards,
Gora ...

Forget it, it works fine, even with 6.35. I just forgot to copy the release dlls...

Hi,

did anyone test if FTN95 .NET works on Windows 10?

My first tests with "Windows 10 Insider Preview" (32bit) indicate that there could be a problem - all applications using FTN95 . ...

Ok, here's the code for c# and Fortran:

/------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/ C# part
using System;

namespace NullTest
{
class Vec ...

Hi JMoody,

You’re perfectly right - this is exactly the solution we're currently using in some of our programs - it works fine.
However, since FTN is a compiler which 'supports .NET' than I would ...