DLL cannot be loaded on other machine

[rinkeke]

Hi,

I compiled a dll with the FORTRAN 11 compiler under visual studio 2005, using the IMSL 6 libraries which I linked statically. It compiles and the program works fine on my computer. However, on my other computer, on which VS 2005 and IMSL 6 are not installed, I get an error message that the dll cannot be loaded. Previously, I used MS Visual studio .net 2003, FORTRAN 8 and IMSL 5 and under that configuration a compiled dll worked fine on other machines. I've checked all the includes, library settings etc, but cannot find the cause of this problem. Any suggestions are very welcome.

Thanks, Rinke

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Standard advice - run Dependency Walker on the DLL to see what it depends on. Even if you're using the static IMSL, you'll be linked against the DLL form of the OpenMP run-time, libiomp5md.dll.

[rinkeke]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Standard advice - run Dependency Walker on the DLL to see what it depends on. Even if you're using the static IMSL, you'll be linked against the DLL form of the OpenMP run-time, libiomp5md.dll.

Hi Steve,

Thanks, I ran DW and indeed I found that the link to libiomp5md.dll is missing. Do you know any way to get around that? I tried to put it in the additional dependencies list, but that gives fatal errors because of reading rights.

Rinke

[rinkeke]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Standard advice - run Dependency Walker on the DLL to see what it depends on. Even if you're using the static IMSL, you'll be linked against the DLL form of the OpenMP run-time, libiomp5md.dll.

[Steven_L_Intel1 · Accepted solution]

See this thread.

[rinkeke]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

See this thread.

Thanks ! You make my day