Re: Calling C function from Fortran

From: "[JvO]" <jvo_36@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 3 Nov 2005 06:08:40 -0800

I don't see the declaration of
AC, BAS and BY in your Fortran program. (Strings or arrays ?)

Most compilers add an extra argument to a procedure to pass the length
of the CHAR variables.
This may cause the mismatch.

Why do you use %ref ?
Aren't all arguments (in *.c) declared as pointers ?

[JvO]

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