Hello, On Aug 17, 2013, at 13:07 , Frederik Beaujean wrote:
I want to call a subroutine in a fortran module in C++ and discoveredthe AC_FC_FUNC macro. It seems it does not work with fortran modules. Sothe result it produces is useless. For concreteness, I want to call nestRun from the multinest library defined in fortran as module Nested ... contains subroutine nestRun(...) ... end subroutine nestRun end module Nested On linux with gfortran 4.6 and autoconf 2.68, I try AC_FC_FUNC(nestRun) echo "mangled name:" $nestRun and obtain mangled name: nestrun_ but the actual name in the library is __nested_MOD_nestrunUntil now, the "recommended" procedure in multinest is to manually checkfor either of the gnu or intel compiler and enter the mangled routinename by hand. But this is hardly portable, as I just tried it out on the old gfortran 4.2 on a mac, and the mangled name is different from the above.
I'd like to collaborate on this but I only have the following compilers available to test for:
- PGI versions from 9.x on - Intel versions 10.x and later - IBM XL Fortran 12.1.0.x and later - NAG 5.1 and later - SX but I have no control over the version on the system(and several versions of gfortran of course), so if one could find others with Lahey and other Fortran 90 or more modern compilers, that would be a plus.
Regards, Thomas -- Thomas Jahns DKRZ GmbH, Department: Application software Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum Bundesstraße 45a D-20146 Hamburg Phone: +49-40-460094-151 Fax: +49-40-460094-270 Email: Thomas Jahns <jahns@xxxxxxx>
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