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Getting x86_64-w64-mingw32-gfortran to compile Fortran source is not difficult. The trick is getting it to link with the C shared libraries (libmx.dll, libmex.dll, libmat.dll). The way compilers export symbols are often very different and there is the added challenge of the C-Fortran difference. Intel Fortran has a Windows configuration (ifortran), so it's not impossible, but Intel designed their compiler to operate with Microsoft-generated libraries. So, the GNU Fortran outputs may be incompatible. It will probably take some experimentation with the gfortran switches.
Dear chappjc,
Could you give me an example of xml configration file for mex, when compiling Fortran Source Code using gfortran? Thank you!
Best Wishes,
JohnnySG
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