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Hal, If you want a free
compiler, you could also try GNU FORTRAN - https://www-old.cae.wisc.edu/pipermail/trnsys-users/2008/003975.html But as qichao says, the
free version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 with C++ works perfectly for
making TRNSYS types, I think it is the best free option. It can directly use
the project templates (*.dsp) generated with File/Export as… C++ in TRNSYS
Simulation Studio. Werner De : Hal Gurgenci
[mailto:h.gurgenci@uq.edu.au] Has
anyone used the LCC compiler to generate a component defined by a C function? I
spent the last three hours trying to get it working but I am afraid I will let
it go. It is beyond me. I probably have to buy a “Microsoft Visual
Studio.Net” although I have no idea what it is. I am assuming it
works – as promised in the TRNSYS Manual. The
other option, probably safer, would be to buy a Compaq Fortran compiler (the
recommended compiler in the manual) and try to remember Fortran. Any
comment as to which way I should go would be most appreciated. Professor H Gurgenci, +61 7 3365 3607,Building 43, Room 208 h.gurgenci@uq.edu.au -o- http://www.uq.edu.au/geothermal/gurgenci-blog
Director, Queensland Geothermal Energy Centre of Excellence,
The University of Queensland, Brisbane CRICOS
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