... conventions¹

Recent versions of the FORTRAN standard allow a more precise control of the name mangling of FORTRAN functions which could be used to circumvent this issue. However, we lack experience on that specific point. Another solution is that FORTRAN implementations can be used using a C wrapper, which is quite feasible but this requires some advanced knowledge of C and FORTRAN interfacing.

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... library²

Under windows, the library name has the dll extension.

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... library³

Under windows, the library name has the dll extension.

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... library⁴

Under windows, the library name has the dll extension.

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... library⁵

Under windows, the library name has the dll extension.

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