I support an application that I've recently updated and rebuilt with CVF 6.6C. The application writes Fortran code, compiles and links it, and then launches the executable. In order to run this application users must have their own copies of CVF installed on their computers to compile and link the Fortran code.
Some users haven't kept their versions of CVF up to date; they're still using CVF 6.0. When they tried to run the updated application they experienced errors. One they told me about states, "The procedure entry point for_write_dr_i8 could not be located in the dynamic link library DFORMD.DLL."
Because money in our company is really tight, these users tried running the 6.6C update on their copies of CVF 6.0. They say that their errors have gone away, but they're asking me if the program is producing correct results.
My advice to upgrade to CVF 6.6 is falling on deaf ears until the users get some kind of answer. Does anyone know what happens when you run the 6.6C update on a version of CVF that's less than 6.6?
Mike D
