Many Fortran90 compilers can compile F77 if told that is what the
code is. Try compiling the udunits separately (using the option
that only produces object code) and then linking with the F90
command., ie something like
f95 -o myJunk junk.f95 udunits.o
HTH,
-Roy
On Nov 28, 2007, at 2:08 PM, Timothy Hume wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone managed to use UDUNITS with Fortran 90? There is a
Fortran 77 interface, but it seems to make use of things which some
Fortran 90 compilers don't recognise (such as comment lines
beginning with "C" instead of "!").
I can of course change the code, but I was wondering if there is a
quick and easy way to make use of the library in Fortran 90?
Thanks,
Tim Hume
Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research
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