unresolved external symbol

Hello everyone,
I get the mistake unresolved external symbol -LNK2001 when building a
solution,
but I checked over and over, but I wrote the correct name when calling
my routine, in code it looks like this:

i got my module:
module a
contains
subroutine init_global()
!
!  Initializes global constants.
!
implicit none

![c] Initialize prog%
prog%title   =3D "Vedyn"    ; prog%source  =3D ""
etc..

end subroutine init_global

and calling from the program part looks like this:

call init_global()

What=B4s wrong with that? I just don=B4t get it..

thx,
Iso

In your main program do you have a USE A ?
Does your link path contain the path to module a ?
Les


"Isomorphismus" <nataliehapp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello everyone,
I get the mistake unresolved external symbol -LNK2001 when building a
solution,
but I checked over and over, but I wrote the correct name when calling
my routine, in code it looks like this:

i got my module:
module a
contains
subroutine init_global()
!
!  Initializes global constants.
!
implicit none

![c] Initialize prog%
prog%title   = "Vedyn"    ; prog%source  = ""
etc..

end subroutine init_global

and calling from the program part looks like this:

call init_global()

Whatīs wrong with that? I just donīt get it..

thx,
Iso

On Wed, 2 Apr 2008 09:21:52 -0700 (PDT), Isomorphismus
<nataliehapp@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hello everyone,
>I get the mistake unresolved external symbol -LNK2001 when building a
>solution,
>but I checked over and over, but I wrote the correct name when calling
>my routine, in code it looks like this:

In addition to USE A, you must also link in the object file created when
module A was compiled.  This is automatic when you build in Visual Studio
(since you say LNK2001 I know you are using MS tools), but if you are buildi
ng
from the command line you might have forgotten to do that.


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On 2 Apr., 19:41, Steve Lionel <Steve.Lio...@intel.invalid> wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Apr 2008 09:21:52 -0700 (PDT), Isomorphismus
>
> <natalieh...@hotmail.com> wrote: 
>
> In addition to USE A, you must also link in the object file created when
> module A was compiled. =A0This is automatic when you build in Visual Studi=[/color
]
o
> (since you say LNK2001 I know you are using MS tools), but if you are buil=[/color
]
ding
> from the command line you might have forgotten to do that.
>

well, actually I use 2 modules in my program and the other one linked
perfectly (i got the use - statement and I builded in the visual
studio, so it should have linked). i solved the problem now by putting
the routine init_global into the other module, and now it runs, but it
=B4s kind of strange, isn=B4t it?

Thanks for your help,
greetings,
Iso