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I recently had to reinstall after a hard disk crash and encountered an error whenI use the debugger. When I launch the debugger from within Visual Studio, I get an error that libifcoremdd.dll cannot be found. If I copy that dll, along with libmmd.dll, into the directory with the executable, I can get things to work.
In previous install, I don't remember doing that and I thought installed both with the same options, e.g. do not set environment varibles. I searched through the forum and didn't find any obvious solution (though I must admit I did a brief search because I'm pressed for time).
Is the best solution adding the Fortranlibraries to the PATH environment variable?
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In the 9.1 install, it asks if you want the system environment variables updated. You have to say Yes in order for DLL applications to work. Yes, you should add the path to the Fortran library folder to PATH.
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