Hello,
Very interesting, I planned to do some work (not done yet) to
provide my division with some examples using sqlite with fortran 90/95
(to replace a home pivot format in numerical computing : we use f90/95).
So, if you have a release, you want to share, I will be happy to test it
on our Unix platforms(IBM , SGI, Linux) with the Fortran 90/95 compilers
- IBM XL Fortan Compiler ( 64/32 bits Mode),
- SGI Mips Pro F90/95 Compiler (64/32 bits).,
- PGF f90/95 (Portland Group)
Regards.
Hamid
Arjen Markus wrote:
Hello,
my (almost) first experience with SQLite was the sample
code that Al Danial published to show how to use SQLite
in a FORTRAN program.
I was inspired by his work to develop a more comprehensive
interface, this time in Fortran 90/95. I am pleased to
say that this was fairly easy to do and that it is
nearing a stage where I dare release it in the wild.
The idea:
- Provide a library that hides as much as possible
the detail of Fortran-C interfacing
- Provide low-level routines for flexibility and
some high-level routines for common tasks and
ease of use.
It has been tested on Windows with Compaq Visual Fortran
and MS VC/C++ only so far, but it should not be
a problem to get to work with other common
compiler combinations.
Anyone who is interested, just drop a note.
Regards,
Arjen
