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...on some 64-bit systems uses 8-byte record control words. So the above program would produce a file of size 32 bytes. Hence, you could read through a sequential access Fortran binary (such as written by the above program) by reading the first four bytes as an integer, then reading that integer number of bytes as doubles, then reading the closing four bytes of that record. Repeat as needed to...

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 16:53:58 -0800, glen herrmannsfeldt wrote: utab wrote: is that possible to read some binary files written by Fortran language in a different language such as C++? On most systems the records are indicated by a four byte length field at the beginning, and on many by another four byte length at the end of each record. (The latter makes it easier to ...

utab wrote: is that possible to read some binary files written by Fortran language in a different language such as C++? On most systems the records are indicated by a four byte length field at the beginning, and on many by another four byte length at the end of each record. (The latter makes it easier to do BACKSPACE.) Assuming you know the length, fread() four bytes and ignore ...

... wrote: utab wrote: Dear all, is that possible to read some binary files written by Fortran language in a different language such as C++? I read here: http...> "Possible", yes. A quick perusal of the contents of the link indicates (to me) it is written w/ the the undergrad new programming student in mind and so makes things that aren't necessarily so...

On Sep 3, 7:13 pm, utab <umut.ta...@gmail.com> wrote: Dear all, is that possible to read some binary files written by Fortran language in a different language such as C++? I read here: http://www.math.utah.edu/software/c-with-fortran.html that Fortran uses "records" which makes things hard for other programming languages to process the bytes in some form of these ...

utab wrote: Dear all, is that possible to read some binary files written by Fortran language in a different language such as C++? I read here: http... curious... "Possible", yes. A quick perusal of the contents of the link indicates (to me) it is written w/ the the undergrad new programming student in mind and so makes things that aren't necessarily so absolutes....