Dear GiD Team,
I want also to transfer my fortran code from compaq Visual fortran 6.6
to Intel IA-32 compiler v.10 (running on Visual Studio 2005) and I have
the same problem described in previous mails found in the Gidlist
archives. Is this problem solved or is it a trivial mistake from my
Visual Studio project definition?
-I m using gidpost 1.7.
-The linker says that the defined function in the given gidpost.lib are
not founded (even if the library is included in the project).
-I m not able to build gidpost.lib as environment is not defined in
cfortran.h.
Thanks for your help.
Best regards.
José Antonio
Dear people of GiD,
I think I am experiencing the same problem. I am trying to use the library
gidpost.lib within my fortran project, compiling it with the Intel IA-32
compiler (v.9.1 running on VS2005).
I am using the version 1.70 of gidpost. When I build the library the
compiler produces lots of warnings (deprecation), but still works.
The problem comes when I build my project and include the library. Seems
like the linker cannot find the functions inside the library, although it
is
definitely included in the project.
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Hello Adisorn, we have not tested that situation.
We need you to answer a few question in order to diagnose the problem:
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what is the version of gidpost?
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what does the compiler say when it try to use gidpost.lib?
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did you build gidpost.lib?
regards,
adisorn wrote:
Dear GiD,
I was trying to transfer my fortran code from compaq Visual fortran 6.6
to Intel IA-32 compiler v.10 (running on VS net2005 platform). The
problem is that the compiler can’t interpret “gidost.lib” from the
previous version. Do you have some experience on that matter? Thank
you.
Best regards,
Adisorn Owatsiriwong
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