I don't think your example
I don't think your example explains well enough what you're trying to do. I doubt that you really want to see a C_PTR to an unassociated Fortran pointer. I'm surprised that you don't get complaints...
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Thank you TimP for your reply. It is quite possible that I am just not fluent enough with fortran to explain what I think that code fragment is doing. My intention was to somehow return a valid C...
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Just a follow up in case anybody else is interested. I still haven't figured out how to create a fortran function that returns a C_PTR to fortran allocated memory but I was able to do it via a fortran...
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Which compiler version are you using? I have some notes that indicate that ifort has had issues returning C_PTR's from functions in the 12.0 era. (I don't have access to recent compilers on linux to...
View ArticleHi Ian,
Hi Ian,Yes, I am using ifort version 12.0.2 so maybe it is just a compiler glitch. At any rate I am just relieved that the two languages can share pointers even if opaquely. It helps in my case to be...
View ArticleI don't think your example
I don't think your example explains well enough what you're trying to do. I doubt that you really want to see a C_PTR to an unassociated Fortran pointer. I'm surprised that you don't get complaints...
View ArticleThank you TimP for your reply
Thank you TimP for your reply. It is quite possible that I am just not fluent enough with fortran to explain what I think that code fragment is doing. My intention was to somehow return a valid C...
View ArticleJust a follow up in case
Just a follow up in case anybody else is interested. I still haven't figured out how to create a fortran function that returns a C_PTR to fortran allocated memory but I was able to do it via a fortran...
View ArticleWhich compiler version are
Which compiler version are you using? I have some notes that indicate that ifort has had issues returning C_PTR's from functions in the 12.0 era. (I don't have access to recent compilers on linux to...
View ArticleHi Ian,
Hi Ian,Yes, I am using ifort version 12.0.2 so maybe it is just a compiler glitch. At any rate I am just relieved that the two languages can share pointers even if opaquely. It helps in my case to be...
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