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There is an example of how to call VC DLLs from FTN95 (and how to call FTN95 DLLs from VC) in the examples installed with FTN95.
i tried to use the same thing but it doesn't work

i found a solution, with calling to LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress in VC.

FTN95 comes with a C++ compiler called SCC.
If your C++ code will compile with SCC then this is the simplest way to mix C++ and FTN95 Fortran. Then you can link using SLINK.

my code didn't compile ...

In the Salford ftn95 user guide in page 167 "Generation of DLLs and exporting of functions" i found this:

The export command

The export command has the form:
export entryname
F_STDC ...

thanks for your help.

If you post very short but complete C++ and Fortran sample code then I may be able to help you with the details.

Use just a few lines of code.
Compile your C++ using a Mic ...

As I said, the simplest way forward is to compile your C++ with SCC.
Have you tried this?
i didn't try this, but i'm afraid that, it will be more complicated to make changes in my C++ code, i'm not ...

i found something similar extern "C"
{
double __declspec(dllimport) __stdcall BZ_Y(Points* bz,double x);
}

void test()
{
Points* bz = new ...

here is my code:
first file:

module Bezier
type Point
double precision x,y
end type

CONTAINS
......
double precision function Get_t(bz,x)
.....
end functi ...

I'm using VC6(visual studio) like that:

extern "C" double BZ_Y(Points* bz,double x);

void test()
{
Points* bz = new PointsFTN95 comes with a C++ compiler called SCC.

If your C++ ...

Hi,
I have a dll in C++, and i try to use fortran for some calculation to test if the speed could be improved. i wrote a DLL in fortran(using plato3 and ftn95) but i got a problem during building the ...