Re: Variable number of arguments
- From: Jan Vorbrüggen <jvorbrueggen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 09:09:08 +0100
Yes,you are right about different compiler behaving differently...the
thing that keeps throwing me off is the fact that I am using the same
compiler (g95) in all three platforms...so you would think...
Even if it's the same compiler, it will usually conform to (one of) the ABIs
(application binary interfaces) - aka "calling conventions" - of the platform you are using. Windows happens to have several of these ABIs, and I don't know offhand which g95 is using. The Intel compiler, for instance, allows you to choose at various granularity which ABI you might want to use.
So the fact that your C and your Fortran compiler interoperate on one platform, and the same compilers do not do so on another platform, is entirely to be expected 8-|.
Jan
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