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The way that the function is CALLED. Will that change the way that the function is called from FORTRAN? Sorry I didn't get enough sleep last night.

So out of curiousity will that change the way that the function is from the FORTRAN program?

Yes, but don't I need to write something special in the code such that the FORTRAN program can access my functions. My current function void Class1::foo(int x, int y, char *something) { } Do I need to add anything to this or will it be able to link to this fine? Also what file would the...

I am currently working on a project that requires that I write a VC++ library that is called by a Visual FORTRAN (Compaq's) program. The resources that I have found say that it is relatively easy to do this, however they are not really specific about the details. I have a class with about 6...

I am using the MSChart activex component (with Visual Studios 6) and I was trying to get a surface plot (like in Excel). However the closest I could find is an area plot (which unfortunately does not connect the series). Does anyone know if there is a way to make MSChart draw a surface...

Have you tried declaring the string in one step and then setting the value on the next (maybe VC doesn't like that constructor)? Alternatively you can use CString. CString words; words = "Whatever you want";

I tried to click on the link for the code samples, but I was not able to go there. Could someone point me to anyother link where I might find out how to use MSChart with Visual C++?

Could you point me to somewhere that I could find more information (a website where I could find info about syntax, et cetra)?

I am doing a program in which I need to make multiple graphs of data. I need to make line plots, as well as 2D vector plots, and 3D "contour" maps (with the ability to rotate the graph). Does anyone have any suggestions on a class to use for this? It doesn't really matter to me...