Fortran interfacing

Fortran interfacing

[C. Maple]

Can anybody tell me how to EXPORT from Ada to fortran.  I have 
a large program written in fortran and wish to include it in an Ada 
program.  I think I can manage the import quite easily (there are 
plenty of examples around, and I have managed on a test program), 
but I cannot manage the export (there are NO examples I can find and 
I can't manage a test program).

If someone could write/ or explain how I could write, a small test 
program that called a Fortran subroutine that in turn called an Ada 
program I would be very grateful.  

Thanks,
Carsten.

Re: Fortran interfacing

[James Dorman]

IntegrAda/386 has a Fortran interface and was recently selected by the U.S.
Army to replace their old Meridian compiler on the CHSII contract.  For
more information visit our WEB Site at:  "http://www.pcada.com", or email
me at "jimd@pcada.com".

Good Luck.

Jim
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C. Maple <crm2@mcs.le.ac.uk> wrote in article
<33CF4C62.446E@mcs.le.ac.uk>...
> Can anybody tell me how to EXPORT from Ada to fortran.  I have 
> a large program written in fortran and wish to include it in an Ada 
> program.  I think I can manage the import quite easily (there are 
> plenty of examples around, and I have managed on a test program), 
> but I cannot manage the export (there are NO examples I can find and 
> I can't manage a test program).
> 
> If someone could write/ or explain how I could write, a small test 
> program that called a Fortran subroutine that in turn called an Ada 
> program I would be very grateful.  
> 
> Thanks,
> Carsten.
>