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3.01: I have problems mixing Fortran and C code, why?
A few routines (such as getenv, signal, and system) exist in both the Fortran and C libraries but with different parameters. In the recent past, if you have a mixed program that calls getenv from both C and Fortran code, you have to link them carefully by specifying the correct library first on your command line. This is no longer needed starting with version 1.5 of the compilers.
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