• digital mars (6/6) Oct 03 2001 I'm trying to build a .dll from a c/c++ file and a fortran 90 file. Is i...
• Walter (4/10) Oct 03 2001 The linker will link files in Intel OMF-32 format. If that's what your
• digital mars (2/4) Oct 04 2001 And how do i know that? Is it possible to identify .obj files?
• Walter (3/9) Oct 04 2001 You can run /dm/bin/dumpobj.exe on it, which will make it pretty obvious...

"digital mars" <d96shade dtek.chalmers.se> writes:

I'm trying to build a .dll from a c/c++ file and a fortran 90 file. Is it
possible to link them with the digital mars linker? The fortran 90 file is
compiled with compaq visual fortran and I have an .obj file. Is the object
files compatible?

Thanks!

/Erik

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

"digital mars" <d96shade dtek.chalmers.se> wrote in message
news:9pffjo$81d$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 I'm trying to build a .dll from a c/c++ file and a fortran 90 file. Is it
 possible to link them with the digital mars linker? The fortran 90 file is
 compiled with compaq visual fortran and I have an .obj file. Is the object
 files compatible?

 Thanks!

 /Erik


The linker will link files in Intel OMF-32 format. If that's what your
FORTRAN compiler outputs, the linker can read them.

"digital mars" <d96shade dtek.chalmers.se> writes:

 The linker will link files in Intel OMF-32 format. If that's what your
 FORTRAN compiler outputs, the linker can read them.

And how do i know that? Is it possible to identify .obj files?

/Erik

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

digital mars wrote in message <9ph2r0$14jj$1 digitaldaemon.com>...
 The linker will link files in Intel OMF-32 format. If that's what your
 FORTRAN compiler outputs, the linker can read them.

And how do i know that? Is it possible to identify .obj files?

/Erik


You can run /dm/bin/dumpobj.exe on it, which will make it pretty obvious. Or
consult your FORTRAN compiler documentation.