From: nakisa on
hi every body
i am new in fortran and want to use library .
but i don't know how i can start it form fortran workspace ( i use
compaq visual fortran 6.5) .
am i need to laod something ??
best,nakisa

From: Tim Prince on
nakisa wrote:
> hi every body
> i am new in fortran and want to use library .
> but i don't know how i can start it form fortran workspace ( i use
> compaq visual fortran 6.5) .
> am i need to laod something ??
> best,nakisa
>
Start out by reading the Help menus which come with your compiler.
Then, if you need help, give more details about your efforts.
From: Tim Prince on
Tim Prince wrote:
> nakisa wrote:
>> hi every body
>> i am new in fortran and want to use library .
>> but i don't know how i can start it form fortran workspace ( i use
>> compaq visual fortran 6.5) .
>> am i need to laod something ??
>> best,nakisa
>>
> Start out by reading the Help menus which come with your compiler. Then,
> if you need help, give more details about your efforts.
BTW, this isn't likely to work unless you have the IMSL which was
intended to work with this compiler. If you are serious about investing
effort into IMSL, you may find it worth while to get a current
supported combination of IMSL and compiler.
From: jwm on

nakisa wrote:
> hi every body
> i am new in fortran and want to use library .
> but i don't know how i can start it form fortran workspace ( i use
> compaq visual fortran 6.5) .
> am i need to laod something ??
> best,nakisa

As I remember, you need to have a professional edition of CVF installed
in order to have access to the IMSL libraries. After that, you can
access ALL the IMSL routines through the "USE IMSL" statement. Also,
check the IMSL help that comes with the compiler, so you can have some
idea of how to call the routines you need.

From: Beliavsky on

jwm wrote:
> nakisa wrote:
> > hi every body
> > i am new in fortran and want to use library .
> > but i don't know how i can start it form fortran workspace ( i use
> > compaq visual fortran 6.5) .
> > am i need to laod something ??
> > best,nakisa
>
> As I remember, you need to have a professional edition of CVF installed
> in order to have access to the IMSL libraries. After that, you can
> access ALL the IMSL routines through the "USE IMSL" statement.

use numerical_libraries

has been what I use with CVF and Intel Visual Fortran.