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Dll can't be seen on other computers

laddikey
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I have a fortran dll which is called from VB.6 via a C# wrapper (which provides COM functionality) and works fine on my machine -- actually my machines, 3 seperate computers.

I have other older Fortan Dll's (in the process of rewriting and replacing the older code) and as such, during installation of the main program we run the runtime self-installer ( VFRUN66BI ). When the dll is called, I see the following error:
"Unable to load SVD.dll. The specified module could not be found."

Guessing that I was missing an appropriate runtime or similar file (based on searching these post) I used a depends program to identify
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laddikey
Beginner
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continued (oops - sorry about that)

to identify libifcoremd.dll on my development machine and missing from the workstations. Placing that file (it doesn't register to the Windows registry) in either the System32 folder or directly in the path of the main exe & fortran dll did not change the message at all.

I think that I have included any/all relevant information. Can anyone (Steve - haha) give me any pointers?

Thanks,
Michael
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Download and run Dependency Walker and see what it says.
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