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I found some differences from an executable file generated by Visual Fortran and by Compiler Fortran with the same sources files, dll and static libraries.
In the command prompt I simply use
ifort *.f /libs:dll my_dynamic_libraries.lib /link my_static_libraries.lib
but I found some substantial differences...
How can I know which is the complete command lines used by Visual Studio?
Best Regards
Teclis
In the command prompt I simply use
ifort *.f /libs:dll my_dynamic_libraries.lib /link my_static_libraries.lib
but I found some substantial differences...
How can I know which is the complete command lines used by Visual Studio?
Best Regards
Teclis
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I am not sure of anything. But I've gone as far as I can in suggesting general steps. The next step is to debug the code to find out where the computations differ and why.
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Thank you for your very useful help; now we were able to restrict the search to a problem in the use of a CernLib routine call. We had compiled this routine in a DLL file and we will look there for additional details in the next times.
Moreover, we found a solution by calling the CernLib routine directly from the main.
Best Regards.
Teclis
Moreover, we found a solution by calling the CernLib routine directly from the main.
Best Regards.
Teclis
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