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 Topic: Passing .NET arrays to FTN95 functions |
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| Developer1 Replies: 8 Views: 11886 |
 Forum: Support Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:02 am Subject: |
| Hi,
I tried to add an integer to the passing arguments. However, this does not change the problem that the second (or better the last) array passed as an argument is recognised as "invalid&quo ... |
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| Topic: Passing .NET arrays of floats gives strange result |
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| Developer1 Replies: 10 Views: 12123 |
Forum: Support Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:49 pm Subject: |
| Thank you all for replying.
I first tried Sebastian's changes to let the arrays start 1. The code executed corretcly, but array B was still shiwn as invalid. I then combined Sebastian's and Eman ... |
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| Topic: Passing .NET arrays of floats gives strange result |
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| Developer1 Replies: 10 Views: 12123 |
Forum: Support Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:29 pm Subject: |
| Nevertheless, the first array is okay. It is the second array where the problem lies.
The most instantanious arrays that can be created in .NET is via a System.Collections.Generic.List<float> ... |
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| Topic: Passing .NET arrays of floats gives strange result |
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| Developer1 Replies: 10 Views: 12123 |
Forum: Support Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 11:57 am Subject: Passing .NET arrays of floats gives strange result |
| Dear all,
I have Visual Studio 2005 and use the FTN95 Personal Edition at the moment (how do I find the version number?). I have the Fortran code compiled into a DLL which I refrence in my calling ... |
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