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FORTRAN.NET users?
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FORTRAN.NET users?

FORTRAN.NET users?

(OP)
Has anyone used Lahey's Fortran.NET?
If so, is it a good experience?
My small company is considering using it to avoid calling previously compiled FORTRAN DLLs. We are having a problem getting them to run consistantly and think having Visual Studio compile the FORTRAN and Visual Basic program together will be a good solution.
Thanks for any replies!
-Craig
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RE: FORTRAN.NET users?

Look at the archives of the forum at Lahey.com. I've seen this subject tossed around now and then.

RE: FORTRAN.NET users?

That sounds like two different things to me.  If you are using Lahey's .Net compiler....  you don't really need VB.  Also...  VS has nothing to do with compatibility between VB and Lahey's .Net compiler.

I suggest you contact Lahey,  describe to them what you are attempting to accomplish and get their advice on what alternatives you should consider.

Dan   
www.dtware.com

RE: FORTRAN.NET users?

(OP)
Thank you both.
I do appreciate the advice.

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