Mixed Language Programming

This chapter describes the issues involved with creating mixed language applications, and presents specific information about creating applications using various language systems such as Visual C, Visual Basic, and Borland Delphi.

• Mixed Language Overview described the general issues involved with creating a mixed language program
• Dynamically Linked Applications covers how to create and use DLLs
• Statically Linked Fortran and C Applications describes conventions and programming issues involved when creating these applications
• Fortran calling Fortran DLLs describes how to create an application that calls a DLL created with Lahey Fortran from Lahey Fortran
• Fortran and C Applications describes how to create various sorts of applications which call DLLs using C and Lahey Fortran
• Visual Basic Information provides a starting point for creating Fortran DLLs that can be called from Visual Basic
• Borland Delphi Information provides a starting point for creating Fortran DLLs that can be called from Delphi
• Calling DLLs from .NET Applications provides information on interfacing a Win32 DLL with a .NET application
• Calling the Windows API describes how to call API procedures
• Calling Assembly Language Procedures describes how to interface you program to assembly language routines