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Started by Bradley T Banko
Wed, 11 Nov 1992 07:28
Mixed Language MS C calls MS FORTRAN (link errors!?)
Author: Bradley T Banko
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 07:28
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 07:28
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I am having some problems trying to do some mixed language programming using MS C (5.0) to call MS FORTRAN (5.1) functions. I think that I have sorted out all of the "language interface" problems (passing C variables by reference, etc.) and I have one C test program which compiles and links and runs with the Fortran subroutines just fine. I wrote a second program to test the Fortran subroutines, and I get a bunch of *link* time errors: L2025 symbol defined more than once and finally, it tells me that the fortran subroutine interface prototypes are improper or missing. There is almost *no* difference between these two simple test programs. I have the libraries LLIBFORE.LIB and LLIBCE.LIB in the path, and have used both the V3.61 and V5.16 linkers with similar results. I compile the FORTRAN file with: fl /c file.for (I have tried "fl /FPc /c" also) I compile the C program with: cl /AL /c cfile.c and link with: link cfile+cfile,,,,,,,, (all defaults) in the case of one test program, I get a bunch of "symbol redefined errors", and in the second case I get *no* errors. (I will include the linker outputs below for the curious.) Thanks in advance for any advice or comments to: b-banko@uiuc.edu Brad Banko tstrdwrt.c: ====================================================================== Microsoft (R) Segmented-Executable Linker Version 5.15 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1984-1991. All rights reserved. Object Modules [.OBJ]: /NOE tstrdwrt rdwrtcp,,,,, ====================================================================== rwcopy.c: ====================================================================== Microsoft (R) Segmented-Executable Linker Version 5.15 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1984-1991. All rights reserved. Object Modules [.OBJ]: /NOE rwcopy rdwrtcp,,,,,C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __aexit_rtn : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __asizds : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __astart : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __atopsp : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __cintDIV : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0.asm) : error L2025: __amsg_exit : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __osversion : symbol defined more than once ... C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __umaskval : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __ctermsub : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __doserrno : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __fac : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: _exit : symbol defined more than once C:\FORTRAN\LIB\LLIBFOR7.lib(dos\crt0dat.asm) : error L2025: __psp : symbol defined more than once rwcopy.obj(rwcopy.c) : error L2052: '_readfl' : unresolved external; possible calling convention mismatch rwcopy.obj(rwcopy.c) : error L2052: '_writfl' : unresolved external; possible calling convention mismatch There were 72 errors detected ====================================================================== -- Brad Banko; Dept of Physics; U of Illinois; b-banko@uiuc.edu ========================================================================= Tatiana Gutsu for President! 73 de kb8cne @ n9lnq.il Wanted: Italian pagan Catholic woman. Inquire within.
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