I have created a library libsofa.a from numerous *.o files which were compiled from *.f (Fortran) files using GCC 4.1.
I would like to use the functions provided by this library in my C++ program.
Please tell me how I am to do it. Thank you.
Intermediate user
How to access a libsofa.a from a C++ program?
I have created a library libsofa.a from numerous *.o files which were compiled from *.f (Fortran) files using GCC 4.1.
I would like to use the functions provided by this library in my C++ program.
Please tell me how I am to do it. Thank you.
Intermediate user
Re: How to access a libsofa.a from a C++ program?
Just link your program with the library, qmake can help, use LIBS. Does this help?
jamadagni (19th March 2006)
Intermediate user
Re: How to access a libsofa.a from a C++ program?
Yep, but if I need to pass the fortran function variables, arrays etc, can I use and pass C variables and they will be properly recognized?Originally Posted by dimitri
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