Re: "BLOCK DATA" blues
From: bv (bvoh_at_Xsdynamix.com)
Date: 12/29/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 00:20:15 GMT
"Michael Yoshpe
>
> I maintain a mixed-language (C-FORTRAN) project, using Compaq Visual Fortran
> 6.6C. A small C driver calls a FORTRAN subroutine, which in turn calls many
> other fortran subroutines. Some of the tables in these subroutines are
> initialized with BLOCK DATA construct. As long as i built a console exe
> application from all files at once, everything worked fine. But recently i
> decided to build a static library from all fortran routines, and include the
> project that builds this library as a depended project. Suddenly, all the
> tables that were initiated with BLOCK DATA became blank. Any suggestions?
Get rid of the block data and replace it with a regular subroutine.
Also, skip static lib antiquities, in CVF it's faster and easier to
construct a dll.
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