MATHCAD User-defined functions in FORTRAN

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April 12, 2024
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Good evening.

I am trying to use user-defined FORTRAN functions in MATHCAD PRIME 10. Unfortunately I do not have the Compaq compiler mentioned in the online help. Does anyone know if other compiler such as Intel OneAPI can be used and if the procedure is the same as described in the online help? My concern is about the libraries that MATHCAD PRIME needs that are Compaq proprietary and the compiler is no longer on the market. Thanks.

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Best answer by terryhendicott

Hi,

The help states:-

"Creating New Custom Functions

The process of creating user custom functions involves the following steps:

•Writing the source code in C or C++ (or wrapping Fortran code in a C wrapper).

About Using Fortran in Your Custom Functions

You can wrap compiled Fortran code in C or C++, allowing PTC Mathcad to run it. In this way, legacy Fortran code can be reused as a PTC Mathcad Prime function

This means you can use any fortran compiler that can have its code wrapped in C or C++ will work

Cheers

Terry

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