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Paul,

Maybe I did not make myself clear enough, I could still run the built executables, but I cannot compile. The error message comes out when compiling.

I searched "Salford" in my registry and delete its keys, still cannot solve the problem

I tried the same installer on another fresh installed XP, that works.

No, I tried to compile all the examples come with the installer, same error message.

I am facing a big problem with FTN95 Ver5.10, I cannot build any code with it. There is always a error message "Salford run-time library. Stack Overflow: Re-link program with bigger stack value. ...

In folder C:\Program Files\Silverfrost\FTN95\demo\win32\visualcinteroperability2\vcproject1

File "vcproject1.cpp", line 81, extern "C" DllExport void _FunctionArgumentsRefer ...

Please debug the following code to see the SDBG error. Thanks.

Program Sound
INTEGER*2 FREQUENCY,TIME
FREQUENCY = INTS(1800)
TIME = INTS(200)
CALL SOUND@(FREQUENCY,TIME ...

Dear all,

I am trying to write a subroutine in Clearwin FTN95, which can return the same two-byte keycode (scan code + ASCII code) as "GET_EXTENDED_CHAR@" in FTN77 for DOS. I am trying to ...

Dear all,

I wrote a program to output a key code by calling ADD_KEYBOARD_MONITOR@, but it is not working as expected, please help!

PROGRAM KEYBDKEY
INCLUDE <windows.ins>
...

if we search "INTERRUPT subroutines" or "set_trap@" in FTN95 user's manual, we can find the following sample code:

EXTERNAL QUITH
INTEGER(KIND=3) :: X
COMPLEX(K ...

Thanks Paul! I got it. Actually the reason why I like to convert my program into Win32 is that I need it to call a Win32 DLL, which is written in C++. I don't think I can do that if my FORTRAN program ...

Thanks Paul for your prompt reply!

So in FTN95, how can I call the DOS or BIOS routines using the inline assembler instructions?

Dear all,

I have a large code, which has been developed over 15 years. It was using FTN77 ver3.55, a 16-bit compiler, which needs DBOS (DBOS cannot run on any 32-bit OS). The built executables can ...

Thanks Paul. It also worked for me when I used it to read characters. But it gave errors in .NET, when I tried to use it to read integer values which were saved in binary format.

Thanks Andrew! I will try the System.IO Namespace.

I am writing an FTN95 .NET DLL. I found in the user's manual that "readf@" is currently only available for Win32. I tried to call it in my .NET DLL. It gives me "An unhandled exception ...