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Old   November 25, 2002, 18:32
Default Fortran77 or Fortran 90
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Swapnil
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Hi all,

1) Does CFX support Fortran 90 and if yes please mention the name of the Fortran 90 compiler?

2)What changes one has to make in the template fortran file provided by CFX ( i guess it's written in fortran 77)

3) What changes one has to make in the cfx5mkext.ccl so as to use Fortran 90

Thanks,

Swapnil.

P.S I am a C language user. CFX is forcing me to learn Fortran.
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Old   November 26, 2002, 05:32
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Michael Schwinne
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Hi,

I am using CFX-5.5.1. AEA recommends the use of Fortran77, but you can also use Fortran90. We use the Portland Group Compiler. I had to change the .h-files attached to CFX (MMS.h cfx5ext.h), as annotation starts with "!" instead of "C" in F90. There are no changes required in the ccl-file.

Michael
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Old   November 26, 2002, 15:16
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Robin
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Hi Swapnil,

Actually, you can write your user functions in any language you choose, C, C++, Fortran, etc. The only difference is that the Memory Management System (MMS) is only available to Fortran code, thus Fortran is the language of choice.

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