... though), or using its .NET capabilities etc. Any suggestions? Making a DLL is the best approach I can suggest. In general, objects/libraries from one Fortran compiler are not linkable with another Fortran compiler. The run-time libraries are different and sometimes the calling ABI is different. The issue you are seeing is that the IVF-compiled code has calls to the Intel run-time ...

....1196@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... Hi! I wonder if there's a way to create a table of contents basing on subpages. Let's say I have a page with several subpages. i wish to have a linkable table of contants on a main page so that whenever I click on such link it would open a subpage. Also, I wonder if there's a way to collaps/expand list of pages. Thanks!

Hi! I wonder if there's a way to create a table of contents basing on subpages. Let's say I have a page with several subpages. i wish to have a linkable table of contants on a main page so that whenever I click on such link it would open a subpage. Also, I wonder if there's a way to collaps/expand list of pages. Thanks!

... intermediate language and I think you can get that as an output. It won't be easy to read (unlike most C programs ;) ), and I think the C is machine specific. Why do you want to convert Fortran to C? Either of the G Fortran compilers are free and, I think, their output is easily linkable with C code. Converting from one language to another is hard and error prone. Dick hendrickson

...-file-contents-literally filename nil 0 width) (looking-at beg) )))) ;; TEST: (file-begin-p "/bin/ls" "ELF") (defun file-begin-ELF-p (filename) "Return non-nil if FILENAME is an ELF (Executable and Linkable Format)" (interactive "fFile to investigate: ") (file-begin-p filename "ELF") ) ;; TEST: (file-begin-ELF-p "/bin/ls") Thanks again, Nordlöw

...> we're currently missing? What, in your opinion, are the characteristics of these implementations? My list includes: * Creation of native-format executables requiring no linkables or libraries unlikely to be found on end-user systems (user expectation, deliverability) * Profiling and profile-based optimization tools. * Code analysis tools integrated with ...

... we're currently missing? What, in your opinion, are the characteristics of these implementations? My list includes: * Creation of native-format executables requiring no linkables or libraries unlikely to be found on end-user systems (user expectation, deliverability) I would like a cross-platform open source common language run-time with good support for ...

... that we're currently missing? What, in your opinion, are the characteristics of these implementations? My list includes: * Creation of native-format executables requiring no linkables or libraries unlikely to be found on end-user systems (user expectation, deliverability) * Profiling and profile-based optimization tools. * Code analysis tools integrated with source ...

... and folders and applications were nice in the beginning. But what is important nowadays are objects assembled and ordered in their proper context. These objects should be editable in place, be linkable, and should be able to be moved from location to location without losing parts or at least remain coherent. OneNote seems to be a promising platform for this. I hope it ...

...be true if i was the author, so you mean the author was clueless, not me. thanks for playing. You didn't say you were quoting, nevertheless... correct, but the author's info wasn't linkable, so i left it off. Then you should have included it in quotes and at least credit to the web page you found it on any other citations. at least he is right on track, in 60ish days we'...