StoneAgeProgrammer wrote: >
> Can anybody assist me in how I can call sub/functions with subset of (one
> dimensional) arrays ? I am converting from Fortran with extensive use of this
> functionality.
> In the receiving array index (0) shall refer to first element of subset in
> call.
> When I try I get type mismatch (array vs. singel variable even when passing
> ByRef).
As Bob B notes, VB doesn't support the form. What about leaving it in
Fortran and turning it into a DLL? (My primary use of VB is as the
front end UI for Fortran calculational engines.)
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