Hello all! I keep going round in circles looking for a good way to include FORTRAN (F4, F77) into my Perl. The work I do includes passing the tools out other people who are not (and do not want to be) hard-core programmers. That said, I am looking for some that is cross-platformable-ish (is that a word or what?) and does not require a ton of initial setup.
I recently stumbled on people mentioning using Inline::C to include FORTRAN libraries. I was wondering who has any experience with this. And if they'd be willing to show me a few examples of code; along with sharing their experiences on how deployable it is into a mixed OS/user environment. Alternatively, I'd love to help with Inline::F77, Inline::F90, and Inline::FORTRAN…whereby the first two inherit from the later. But I am not a hard-core CS person, so I'd need coaching on this. I get the impression that writing modules for Inline is let to CS gurus….and while I'd love to become one, I am not there. :( Alternatively, I can play a support role. I have access to Win2k, Linux Redhat 7.x and Mac OS 10.x machines. Any and all help/assistance/pointers are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ward W. Vuillemot The Boeing Company Flight Operations Engineering * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * +01 (206) 662-8667 7 +01 (206) 662-7612
