Does anyone know how to call Fortran program from GHPython?

I've tried it for a couple of days though, I don't still have any idea.

I found someways on internet. One is to use F2py, other is that to call

Shared library in which Fortran program is stored.
I think my way was something wrong so I couldn't do it

I know Fortran is old-fashioned language but I have to use.

if there is someone know how to deal with it, plz tell me!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Anders Holden Deleuran on September 6, 2016 at 7:11am

It's important to note that the version of Python used by Rhino (and the GHPython component) is the .NET version (known as IronPython). This means that there are several Python modules developed for use with CPython (the standard Python) that will not (easily) work with GHPython. This is especially true for modules which depend on C or Fortran for the heavy lifting (such as Numpy). So while I won't rule it out, I imagine you're going to have a hard time implementing Fortran and GHPython. That said, try Googling Fortran and IronPython (64 bit) and see if anything pops up.

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