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Carsten Arnholm wrote:
> 
> Niels Hilbrink <Niels@imacsg1.epfl.ch> wrote:

> >I have to link a piece of fortran code with c++ code but since if never
> >done that before I'd like to know a) can it be done and b) is it
> >difficult.
> >
> >Everything concerning this subject is welcome.
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> Mixed language programming (C++/FORTRAN 77) is not as hard as
> it may seem.
> 
> The only non-trivial problem you must solve is fortran CHARACTERs.
> You need to write a minimal CHARACTER class in C++.
> 
> If you require single-source portability, it becomes slightly
> more complicated, but not impossible.
> 
> Below follows a summary of some stuff that I have done, plus
> some additional thoughts.

As understand it, this is the way to go if you want to call fortran routines 
in a c++ code. But what if you  want to do go the other way around ? 

So how do I call an data member from a c++ class in fortran ?
say I want to call a member function called GetData() in fortran so
how do I transplate Class->GetData() in fortran ?

Thanxs,
Niels

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