Re: Coupling Fortran Code with Simulink

Marco Polloni wrote:
| Jugoslav Dujic ha scritto:
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|| You can get the names of exports using dumpbin /exports command-line
|| utility, or "Dependency Walker" GUI application (both bundled with CVF).
|| However, that still won't give you its arguments -- the only way
|| to know that is to check documentation (or Google for it).
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| Hi Jugoslav.
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| The use of dumpbin seems to give me poor results:
| ----------
| Dump of file incmodel.dll
|

You need

dumpbin /exports incmodel.dll

In dependency walker, that same information is in middle-right
pane (with blue [e] simbols).

If you mention that "the dll is made for Visual C/C++", then
I guess that Matlab has some samples/docs on how to use it
from VC++? Shouldn't be too difficult to port that to
Fortran (unless it uses C++ classes, which I doubt).

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