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 Topic: Intermittent debugger crash as I step from C# into FTN95 |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 3 Views: 9988 |
 Forum: General Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 10:33 am Subject: Intermittent debugger crash as I step from C# into FTN95 |
| I got the following message as soon as I tried to step over the boundary from C# into the fortran environment :-
CallbackOnCollectedDelegate was detected A callback was made on a garbage collect ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 3:01 pm Subject: .NET Fortran plug-in for Visual Studio |
| At the weekend when I was on the home pc (operating system XP service pack 2).
I downloaded Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition - it took many hours to download and long enough to cre ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 3:14 pm Subject: |
| Thanks Paul for directing me to the download location - I read your post just as I was describing my problem to a technical rep from the Microsoft Visual Sudio solution team. I got no hints from them ... | |
| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 7:16 am Subject: .NET Fortran plug-in for Visual Studio Clarification |
| After reading PaulLaidler's post I think that I was not clear about the nature of my problem with Microsoft Visual Studio product - the following is a clarification of message that I sent to Microsoft ... | |
| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 11:28 pm Subject: .NET Fortran Plug-in for Visual Studio 2005 |
| Hi,
I got hold of a more extensive version of Visual Studio 2005 this time the Professional Edition (evaluation disk) and installed it on ny PC followed by re-installing Silverfrost FTN95 as before ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:28 am Subject: Re: |
| Calum,
The PATH setting does two things: the first is so that when you invoke FTN95, it can be found (by Windows). The second enables your program to find SALFLIBC.DLL. If you can't modify the path ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 7:56 am Subject: More on problems with executing code on a standalone PC |
| The >NET error messages I promised in my last posting are as follows
GARDv301.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging. Application has generated an exception that could not be handled Process ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 7:33 am Subject: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
| hi, my original problem statement was inexact I have two probems - one with win32 and the other with .NET - sorry for being so misleading and vague.
The first is concerned with runnning/debugging o ... |
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| Topic: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
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| calum.finlayson Replies: 18 Views: 33157 |
Forum: General Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 11:50 pm Subject: Problems with Executing a Fortran program on a standalone PC |
| I am interested in a .NET compatible Fortran compiler that can run on a 64bit or 32bit windows environment.
I got the Salford Fortran to compile and execute on a Windows XP PC with a link to the in ... |
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