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Unless they are passing pointers to subprograms, FORTRAN programs do not need 
to be compiled in any special way when employing mixed language programming
since they are not aware that the subprogram that they are calling is not 
written in FORTRAN. However, when pointers are passed using the mechanism
described in
<A HREF="node34.html#percentval">Accessing Dynamic Memory from C and
FORTRAN</A>,
the FORTRAN code must include the statement:
<BLOCKQUOTE><PRE>
INCLUDE 'CNF_PAR'
</PRE></BLOCKQUOTE>
to define the function <TT>CNF_PVAL</TT>.

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Type:
<BLOCKQUOTE><PRE>
% cnf_dev
</PRE></BLOCKQUOTE>
to define the link, <TT>CNF_PAR</TT>, to the required include file.

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When compiling a C function that is
to be called from FORTRAN, it should contain the line:

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<TT>#include "f77.h"</TT>
</BLOCKQUOTE>

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to define the F77 macros and CNF functions<A NAME="tex2html7"
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On a Unix system, you can usually tell the C compiler where to look for 
header files with the <TT>-I</TT> qualifier to the cc command,
<I>e.g.</I>:

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% cc -I/star/include -c func.c
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All FORTRAN <TT>INCLUDE</TT> and C header files for Starlink software are 
stored in the directory <TT>/star/include</TT>, and the object files for all
Starlink libraries reside in <TT>/star/lib</TT>. 

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To link a FORTRAN program <TT>prog.f</TT> and a C function <TT>sub.c</TT> with
the CNF library, first compile the C function and then compile and link the 
FORTRAN program:

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% cc -c -I/star/include sub.c
% f77 prog.f sub.o -L/star/lib `cnf_link` -o prog
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To link a C program <TT>prog.c</TT> with a FORTRAN subroutine <TT>sub.f</TT>,
the procedure varies depending upon the system being used.
It is usually best to try to do the link with the <TT>f77</TT> command as the
correct FORTRAN libraries will then be searched.
However, in some cases there is confusion over the main routine and either
<TT>cc</TT> or <TT>ld</TT> must be used specifying all the required libraries.

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For example, on Alpha/OSF1 it might be:

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% f77 -c sub.f
% cc prog.c sub.o -L/star/lib `cnf_link` -lfor -lots -o prog
</PRE> </BLOCKQUOTE>

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For 
<A HREF="/star/docs/sg4.htx/sg4.html#xref_">ADAM</A>
tasks, much of the complication is removed by the task 
linking scripts
<A HREF="/star/docs/sun144.htx/sun144.html#xref_ADAM_link_scripts">alink and ilink</A> which will accept a mixture of
FORTRAN and C modules to compile. For example:
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% alink task.f subr.c ...
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or
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% alink task.c subr.f ...
</PRE></BLOCKQUOTE>
The CNF library will be linked automatically and <TT>/star/include</TT> searched
for any required C header files.

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The first program module specified for the ADAM link script must be the main
routine of the ADAM task, which is written as a FORTRAN subroutine or C function
with a single <TT>INTEGER</TT>, or <TT>int *</TT>, argument (see 
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<I>CNF and F77 Mixed Language Programming -- FORTRAN and C<BR>Starlink User Note 209<BR>P.M. Allan<BR>A.J. Chipperfield<BR>R.F. Warren-Smith<BR>19 January 2000<BR>E-mail:<A HREF="mailto:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk">ussc@star.rl.ac.uk</A></I>
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