Reputation: 63
I m including a fortran90 program that is not mine in my C++ project .
In the first stept I try to call the function by their name_() and i get the error "undefined reference to mp_mpi_cartesian_init_ "by dispalying the symbol of the obj file (using nm) i found that the function are called by their module as module_function_ so i add the module name and i Get the same problem but between fortran obj such as "Constants.f90:(.text+0x36): undefined reference to __powi4i4"
here is the c++ code :
#include <iostream>
#include <complex>
using namespace std;
extern"C" {
void mod_save_wave_mp_read_it_psi_(int * it,complex<double>* psi_E1E2 );
void mod_mpi_cartesian_mp_mpi_cartesian_init_( );
extern int mod_mpl_h_mp_iproc_ ;
}
int main(){
complex<double> psi_local[512*24*512*24];
int it ;
mod_mpi_cartesian_mp_mpi_cartesian_init_();
cout << "proc :" << mod_mpl_h_mp_iproc_ << "avant lecture\n";
mod_save_wave_mp_read_it_psi_(&it,psi_local);
cout << "psi ="<< psi_local[0] << "poiur le proc "<<mod_mpl_h_mp_iproc_ <<"\n";
}
and this is an exemple of a module :
MODULE mod_save_wave
USE mod_constants
USE mod_MPI_CARTESIAN
USE mod_time_mesure, ONLY : tempsEcoule
USE mod_input_data, ONLY : Nt_laserPsansLaser
USE mod_input_data, ONLY : n_phi, n_rho1_seg, n_rho2_seg
USE mod_input_data, ONLY : Nt_periode, save_periodique
!////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
IMPLICIT NONE !
REAL(kind=d_t) :: prog_start_time, time_max_second !
character(len=80) :: IntermedWaveDir
!================================================================
CONTAINS
SUBROUTINE begin_count_time()
IMPLICIT NONE
prog_start_time = tempsEcoule() !
END SUBROUTINE begin_count_time
SUBROUTINE READ_IT_PSI( it, psi_E1E2 )
IMPLICIT NONE
!////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
INTEGER :: it !
COMPLEX(kind=d_t), DIMENSION(n_phi,n_rho1_seg,n_phi,n_rho2_seg) :: psi_E1E2 !
!================================================================================
integer :: c
do c = 0, c_max-1
if( mod(iproc,c_max)==c ) then
!////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
OPEN( unit=11,file=concat(trim(IntermedWaveDir),concat(concat('BACK/wave_',str_iproc),'_2p2p2')),&
status='old', form='unformatted', MODE='READ' )
READ(11) it !
READ(11) psi_E1E2 !
CLOSE(11) !
print*,'iproc,readed it=',iproc, it
endif
CALL MPI_BARRIER(MPI_COMM_WORLD,infompi) !
!================================================================================
enddo
!================================================================================
END SUBROUTINE READ_IT_PSI
SUBROUTINE WRITE_IT_PSI( it, psi_E1E2 )
IMPLICIT NONE
!////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
INTEGER :: it !
COMPLEX(kind=d_t), DIMENSION(n_phi,n_rho1_seg,n_phi,n_rho2_seg) :: psi_E1E2 !
!================================================================================
integer :: c
do c = 0, c_max-1
if( mod(iproc,c_max)==c ) then
!////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
OPEN( unit=11,file=concat(trim(IntermedWaveDir),concat(concat('wave_',str_iproc),'_2p2p2')),&
form='unformatted') !
WRITE(11) it+1 !---- recommence a partir de la prochaine iterat!
write(11) psi_E1E2 !
CLOSE(11) !
endif
CALL MPI_BARRIER(MPI_COMM_WORLD,infompi) !
!================================================================================
enddo
END SUBROUTINE WRITE_IT_PSI
END MODULE mod_save_wave
Upvotes: 6
Views: 4457
Reputation: 8237
I am assuming you are using the g++, gfortran, mpif90 toolchain. If you have a module
module rocker
contains
subroutine bye_baby
...
end subroutine
The external C declaration for it in C++ is
extern "C"
{
// ,-- 2 Leading underscores to start
// | ,-- then the module name
// | | ,-- then _MOD_
// | | | ,-- then the subroutine name
// V V V V
extern void __rocker_MOD_bye_baby();
}
You may also need to add attribute((stdcall)) after the extern. By default, C assumes cdecl which stacks the parameters differently.
If you do not want the __rocker_MOD part, then the subroutine/function should not be declared in a module.
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 3812
First of all, on the Fortran side I strongly suggest to use the Fortran 2003 features of C-bindings, and especially the iso_c_binding
module. You can see many examples for that on SO, among others this post. Then you get rid of the "how does my fortran compiler name my procedures" problem in a transparent and compiler independent way.
The linking problem arrises as you are missing some libraries of your Fortran compiler I guess. You either can try to link your object file using the Fortran compiler, or find out which library is missing and link it manually. Some Fortran compiler have also options for creating a library with automatical linking of compiler related libraries.
Upvotes: 1