Please help me!! Can't get rid of error message in Python.

[TOM]

Hi! I have a question about Ctypes. 
I'm attempting to build a small object to pass around between fortran code and Python. But I find an error, which I show below.

Thank you in advance.

Grasshopper Python Script Editor

from ctypes import *
#call fortran code below.
mylib = CDLL('C:\\Users\\Owner\\sub.array.fortran.dll')

mylib.mySub.argtypes = [ POINTER(c_double), c_int, POINTER(c_double) ]
mylib.mySub.restype = c_void_p
ArrayType = c_double*5
IntType = c_int
input1 = ArrayType(1.1,2.2,3.3,4.4,5.5)
input2 = 5
inputoutput = ArrayType()

mylib.mySub( input1, input2, inputoutput )

print '------------------------------------------------------' 
print 'output within Python'
a = [0,1,2,3,4]
for ii in a: print inputoutput[ii]

[Larz60+]

But I find an error, which I show below.

Looking for above (full traceback please)

[TOM]

Hi! Larz60+
Thank you for the information.　I'm sorry I didn't make it clear enough.
Now I am using IronPython. This is a little different from Python. I have heard that in IronPython we can not use Numpy.

I'm working through a uni project in which I'm trying to use Fortran code cause I already have a tons of sources. For GUI ,Graphical User Interface, I need to use IronPython and Ctypes.

Unfortunately, I can not show you all sources cause it is really long.
What I know now is that "mylib.mySub( input1, input2, inputoutput )"is wrong. But I do not know what I need to do.

This is link.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15875...ith-python

I checked that my code run on Python. But I can not compile thin in IronPython.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

[micseydel]

You don't actually show your error anywhere. Also, you should provide a snippet of Python code which is runnable, reproduces the problem, and is as short as possible. 10-20 lines is typical, though honestly 20 lines is usually far more than enough once the code is simplified to just reproduce the problem.