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DLL's never linked with static runtime libraries?

mkummert
Beginner
‎04-16-2004 08:22 PM
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I am creating a DLL with IVF and it seems that the compiler ignores my setting to use the static version of runtime libraries.
I set "Properties/Fortran libraries/Runtime libraries" to "Single-thread", but the dependency walker still shows dependency on libifcoremd.dll, etc.

Only if I add /libs:static to the options (manually, in "additional options") do I get the intended behavior. Isn't /libs:static supposed to be the default? Am I missing some other related setting?

I am using 8.0.044 because of the name decoration bug in 8.0.047 but both versions seem to be affected.

Thanks,

Michael
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-16-2004 09:12 PM
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Interesting. There seems to be a disconnect between what the IDE thinks is wanted and what the compiler driver thinks. First of all, when you build a DLL, the DLL libraries ought to be the default. I notice that if you say single-threaded, it omits the /libs switch, but the driver apparently assumes DLL libs if you're linking a DLL!
I'll report this to the engineers.
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