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Hi,
I would like to know whether it is possible to create a shared library with ifort in Windows.
The only information I found is related to Linux and OS X: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/691876
Best,
Paco
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Are you asking about creating a Linux shared library (.so) using the Windows Fortran compiler?
The concept of a shared library on Windows is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) and you can create a DLL for Windows with ifort. There is a DLL sample available here if interested.
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Are you asking about creating a Linux shared library (.so) using the Windows Fortran compiler?
The concept of a shared library on Windows is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) and you can create a DLL for Windows with ifort. There is a DLL sample available here if interested.
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Thank you Kevin,
I wanted to create a dynamic library but I was searching the "Linux term"!
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Ah ok. Also check out Using Intel® Visual Fortran to Create and Build Windows*-Based Applications which includes a specific topic on Creating and Using DLLs.
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