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HaymoKutschbach
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 Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:37 pm Post subject: Problem using 'Salford.Fortran.Character' from C# |
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Thanks for your great support so far! I have been able to generate a managed LAPACK from the (slightly altered) official sources at netlib.org.
Now, I am stuck with an interfacing issue: in a FORTRAN function, a parameter of
CHARACTER*( * ) NAME
is translated to
Salford.Fortran.Character*
in the .NET assembly. This is an .NET enum type, declared in ftn95lib.dll. Could you point me to a documentation on how to use this type in lets say, C# to call any generated function using that type as parameter? Thanks again! |
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PaulLaidler
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Location: Salford, UK
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In FTN95.chm look under .NET Programming and then "Calling Fortran from other .NET languages". Under item 2 it says "Fortran CHARACTERs are mapped to System.String objects...".
Also look at the section on ".NET sting type". |
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HaymoKutschbach
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Thanks! According to the documentation, one has to use
ASSEMBLY_INTERFACE(...)
on all methods which are to be used from .NET. This will expose System.string parameter types for all CHARACTER arguments - which is nice  ! |
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