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Compiler won't run from prompt

Jane_Rogers
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‎10-30-2010 04:02 AM
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I've installed 11.1 with IMSLon my new laptop (64-bit operating system). After much trouble, have it working in Visual Studio - will run every program I've tried. But the same program will not compile at the command prompt. I've gone through the Build Environment procedure, but when I try to compile (e.g., IFORT source1.f90), it says 'cannot open file LIBCMT.lib'. Any suggestions?
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎10-30-2010 05:44 AM
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Hi, Jane...

I wonder if the "much trouble" you had is somehow connected to this latest problem. What did you need to do to make the compiler work in Visual Studio? The only thing you should have had to do is add IMSL to the paths.

Are you trying to build 32-bit or 64-bit applications? Can you show the output of the command session starting from when it first opens to when the link fails? (You're having trouble linking, not compiling.) Please also show the output of the command:

SET LIB

in the command prompt.
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