On 11/13/2017 10:20 AM, Adriaan van Os wrote:
> brian wrote:
>> Anyone with any past experience here? It seems I have two choices, to
>> try to call the FORTRAN subroutines from FreePascal or to port the
>> FORTRAN code to Pascal, I'm looking for advice...
>
> It is no problem calling FORTRAN from
>> ClockBuffer_With_Time:=ClockBuffer_original;
>
>That seems fine.
>
>> AggClockbuffer^:=ClockBuffer_With_Time^+3*Sizeof(Longint); //Set
>> AggClockBuffer to be 3 Longints past ClockBuffer_with_time
>
>This seems wrong. Try changing that to the following:
>
> AggClockbuffer := ClockBuff
brian wrote:
Anyone with any past experience here? It seems I have two choices, to
try to call the FORTRAN subroutines from FreePascal or to port the
FORTRAN code to Pascal, I'm looking for advice...
It is no problem calling FORTRAN from either C or FreePascal (or at least not on UNIX-like
pla
On 13/11/17 13:30, brian wrote:
I need to try to put a user-friendly GUI and some graphical outputonto an old
command-line FORTRAN number cruncher, and have beenprovided with around 130 KB
of FORTRAN source code. A quick scan ofdocumentation seems to suggest that this
is possible using gfortra
I need to try to put a user-friendly GUI and some graphical output
onto an old command-line FORTRAN number cruncher, and have been
provided with around 130 KB of FORTRAN source code. A quick scan of
documentation seems to suggest that this is possible using gfortran
and the C calling conventions (i
