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rahzan
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‎07-28-2003 03:10 PM
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In order to avoid messing up the DF98's INCLUDE and LIB with other LIBS/Mods generated (and deleted), I created two new INCLUDE and LIB subfolders in another directory, and included their paths in the SYSTEMS VARIABLES: INLCUDE and LIB, however, the f90 projects out of the folder structure which contains the new subfolders do not seem to be able to find these LIB/ModS in the new directories.

Isn't it true that if a given Mod is not found in the:
1. The project's own folder nor
2. The DF98's INCLUDE folder (or is it the reverse?)
then it will look at all the other INLCUDE folder in the INCLUDE envioronment Variable in the order of their appearence?

Thanks in adv.
Tim
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-28-2003 05:17 PM
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Building in Developer Studio does not use environment variables. You want to add the folder to the path for Include files in Tools..Options..Directories.

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