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Compiling on Windows Seven, running on Windows XP or 2003

Pierre_Dumoulin
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Hi,

I run Intel Fortran 11.1.054 on a Windows Seven Computer. When I compile and link an application and I run it on this computer, all works fine.

When I try to run it on a Windows XP or 2003 computer, I obtain the following error (see joined file).

Are there compilation and linkage options to choose ?

Regards,

Pierre Dumoulin

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Is this application linked against the DLL run-time libraries? If so, you'd need to install the Intel Fortran and Microsoft C++ redistributables on the other system. As an alternative, you can specify that the non-DLL libraries ("Multithreaded", not "Multithreaded DLL") are to be used.
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Pierre_Dumoulin
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I found the problem. Some of my DLLs were compiled in debug mode and the msvcr90d.dll was missing on my target machines (Win XP and 2003).

With everything compiled in release mode, it works fine. Thanks for your help.

Pierre Dumoulin

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Right. Code linked against the debug DLLs is not redistributable.
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