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In Tools/Options/Intel Fortran/Libraries have an entry
C:Program FilesVNICTT5.0libintel32
and in Includes have the entries
C:Program FilesVNICTT5.0includeIntel32
C:Program FilesVNICTT5.0includeIntel32_s
Ciao,
Gerry T.
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- Don't use /iface with IMSL - it assumes the Intel defaults. This issue may go away in a future version.
- Character strings are incorrectly declared in the IMSL interfaces as arrays of single characters. I've asked VNI to fix this for the next release.
- You need to make sure that the appropriate IMSL LIB folder, as well as the Intel compiler BIN folder, are on your PATH if you use any of the DLLs or use the SMP versions of IMSL, otherwise the DLLs won't be found.
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I see what you mean. Thanks for the clarifications.
Ciao,
Gerry T.
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Thanks, Steve. That will help greatly. It has been difficult to get started without the information. I got it to run but I still have issues around the tasks involved and what files are required for program distribution.
Lee
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Lee,
There is still a single Fortran run-time DLL to distribute. With CVF, there was no IMSL DLL at all. If you make use of the parallel processing features of Intel Visual Fortran, there may be additional DLLs.
I don't understand your question about resource directory. As is always the case with Windows, DLLs need to be in one of the locations Windows will look for DLLs, and the IDE doesn't change that.
Gerry,
VNI has just released a thread-safe version of IMSL. I don't know the status of that as regards to Intel Visual Fortran Pro. As for type libraries, etc., feel free to send your suggestions to VNI.
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Thanks, Steve.
Next, I'll find out the name of the single run-time fortran DLL and what .NET IDE feature controls when it is used.
I found the resource directory issue when trying a project from another thread. It shows how to use Matlab routines from IVF .NET. I had to update the fortran and linker include directories. It would then compile and link properly.
I tried to run the application from within .NET. It failed due to not finding the Matlab dll. I added the resource include directory and it worked. I suppose that the same issue holds for when you use the IMSL run-time libs.
I was spoiled by CVF. All that I needed wasthe use numerical_libraries command and it took care of the rest of these IMSL issues.
Lee
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Steve,
I did a right-click on the fortran project within Solution Explorerand selected Properties. Then, I went to Configuration Properties / Resources / General. Under Additional Include Directories, I typed the same folder as I had to input in Configuration Properties / Linker / General / Additional Include Directories.
Without this addition, the program would not run within .NET (F5 command or Debug..Start. It failed on finding the library.
I expect that the same is true for run-time IMSL libraries when used.
Thanks,
Lee
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Steve,
I remember clicking Yes at a prompt that mentioned something about updating the registry for IMSL usage. I also had it update the path during my last IVF install.
What are the environment variables supposed to do for me?
Lee
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