Hi,
I see that there is a built-in FortranCInterface module that provides a lot
of useful information for calling Fortran from C and C++. However, is there
a module that does the opposite? Specifically, I need to check that the
Fortran compiler supports calling C routines. In our autoconf script we do
this by test linking a program like so:
AC_LINK_IFELSE(AC_LANG_PROGRAM([],[use iso_c_binding])],
[action-if-yes],[action-if-no])
which just attempts to compile and link a one line program "use
iso_c_binding".
I know I can simply recreate this in cmake, but if there is a module that
does it already, or if FortranCInterface does it already, I'd like to avoid
reinventing the wheel.
Is there something that does this?
--Jack
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