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    Default QT as a GUI for fortran program - ifort

    Hi,
    I would like to write a GUI for my fortran program. I have read already this thread
    http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/3015...by-gui-program
    but I would like to ask if there is an another possibility to do that - more "natively"...
    I am curious if you can "attach" the fortran code (in sources) to the GUI code and the compile it together - with ICC and IFORT from Intel..?
    Maybe is this possible... maybe not I just wonder.
    Many thanks
    L.

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    Default Re: QT as a GUI for fortran program - ifort

    It is likely that this is indeed possible.

    Most languages have a way to call C functions and make their functions callable from C.

    This was one of the hits I found when googling for "fortran bindings"
    http://fortranwiki.org/fortran/show/...g+C+Interfaces

    Cheers,
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