[TRNSYS-users] Using LCC

[Edward Halawa]

Dear Hal,

I think Compaq Fortran is now merged with Intel Visual Fortran which can be used to create TRNSYS components (DLLs) and I believe it is one of safer options.

regards,
edward

On 01/04/2010,d at 5:38 PM, "Hal Gurgenci" <h.gurgenci at uq.edu.au<mailto:h.gurgenci at uq.edu.au>> wrote:

Has anyone used the LCC compiler to generate a component defined by a C function?

I spent the last three hours trying to get it working but I am afraid I will let it go.  It is beyond me.  I probably have to buy a “Microsoft Visual Studio.Net<http://Studio.Net>” although I have no idea what it is.   I am assuming it works – as promised in the TRNSYS Manual.

The other option, probably safer, would be to buy a Compaq Fortran compiler (the recommended compiler in the manual) and try to remember Fortran.

Any comment as to which way I should go would be most appreciated.


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