Yes. And it is the one documented in the files on making R under Windows
and installing source packages under Windows.
First find the file readme.packages either in the top directory of your
installation or in the src/gnuwin32 directory of the sources.
Then read it. Note that you don't just need a compiler: you need to be
able to build DLLs so you need a linker too.
When you have all the tools set up, Rcmd SHLIB foo.f will make the DLL
foo.dll from the Fortran source file foo.f.
On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, Hakan Demirtas wrote:
> Is there any Fortran compiler that generates R-compatible object files ?
> (For Windows based systems)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Hakan Demirtas
> Pennsylvania State University
> Department of Statistics
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