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Sorry, I still don't understand. Please post example source, or perhaps attach a ZIP of the project. If nothing else, attach the buildlog.htm that shows the build errors.
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Sorry, I still don't understand. Please post example source, or perhaps attach a ZIP of the project. If nothing else, attach the buildlog.htm that shows the build errors.
case (9)
write (output,"('0',2a)") mssg,'VISA signal.'
! write (tty,"(2a)") mssg,'VISA signal.'
$endif
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case (9)
write (output,"('0',2a)") mssg,'VISA signal.'
! write (tty,"(2a)") mssg,'VISA signal.'
$endif
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Here is where tty is defined.
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What are these lines "$if def and $end? They are not supported Fortran syntax,
Please show a small (if possible) but complete source - the actual source, not your paraphrase of it - that shows the problem, and also show the exact and complete set of error messages the compiler gives you. The problem is very likely to be different from what you think it is.
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Ok, more information is helpful. What is the program that calls this DLL? Does it open a console window? One change you may be running into is that in earlier versions, if you tried to do console output when there was no console, the error was ignored, but now you'll get "error 38". That is likely to change in a future update so that it is ignored again. But the access violation is not normal.
It is not "tty" that is the issue but the write to unit 6.

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