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error cannot open "dfor.lib"
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| Dieter Kraft 2006-01-15, 7:12 pm |
| Hi,
on visual studio 2005 with intel VF 9.1 beta
I try to compile some adifor (automatic differentiation)
application and get a fatal error
error cannot open "dfor.lib"
Can anyone give some hints?
Thanks
Dieter
PS: On linux everything works smoothly
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Dieter Kraft
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Department of Mechanical Engineering
dieter.kraft@fhm.edu
www.lrz-muenchen.de/~dkraft
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| Jim Klein 2006-01-15, 7:12 pm |
| Dieter Kraft <kraft@fhm.edu> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>on visual studio 2005 with intel VF 9.1 beta
>I try to compile some adifor (automatic differentiation)
>application and get a fatal error
>error cannot open "dfor.lib"
>
>Can anyone give some hints?
>Thanks
>Dieter
>
>PS: On linux everything works smoothly
When that happened to me, the solution was to make sure that the LIB
environment variables in WINDOWS, both personal and public, pointed to
the directory in which dfor.lib resided. It was in the link stange.
Jim Klein
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| Steve Lionel 2006-01-16, 9:57 pm |
| Dieter Kraft wrote:
> on visual studio 2005 with intel VF 9.1 beta
> I try to compile some adifor (automatic differentiation)
> application and get a fatal error
> error cannot open "dfor.lib"
You have not recompiled all your Fortran sources - some are still built
with CVF. Do a "Rebuild" and see if the problem goes away. If not, you
may be referencing a precompiled library that was built with CVF. It
too must be rebuilt with the Intel compiler.
Steve
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