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I used CVF to compile and execute files from command (actually itis executed from another an old program. I need to setup the configuration file.). But I cannot do it now (I have not used it for a while). I always get some error message like LNK1181. An example that I used:
Fl32 file1.obj file2.for file3.exe
(file1.obj: existing OBJ file; file2: new F77 file)
Version: VF6.0
Thank you very much.
James
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That would not be a correct command. Use instead:
df /exe:file3.exe file2.for file1.obj
Make sure that file1.obj was compiled by CVF (or MSVC) and not some other Fortran compiler.
df /exe:file3.exe file2.for file1.obj
Make sure that file1.obj was compiled by CVF (or MSVC) and not some other Fortran compiler.
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I doubt you found that in VC98in. VC98lib, yes.
You should not need to do this if you have established the command environment properly. Do this either by using the "Fortran Command Prompt" shortcut provided in the CVF Start Menu program group, or run DF98indfvars.bat from your script or command prompt window.
You should not need to do this if you have established the command environment properly. Do this either by using the "Fortran Command Prompt" shortcut provided in the CVF Start Menu program group, or run DF98indfvars.bat from your script or command prompt window.
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Thank you, Steve. I did not setup the environment properly. It is very helpful!
James
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