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Fortran Compatibility

postaquestion
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‎01-15-2008 10:56 AM
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I have purchased a Fortran compiler version 10. My colleagues have purchased a Fortran compiler version 9.1. When running/building a program from them on my fortran, this gives errors.

It helps when I change the names of the to be included file (from "include 'link_f90_static.h'" to "include 'link_fnl_static.h'"), but then other errors occur; mainly that the specific function DNNOR cannot be find (or something like that). I tried to solved this, but I couldn't. Besides that, I cannot imagine that it must take that much of work.

Are programms of version 9 and 10 not (directly) compatible?
What do I need to do??

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎01-15-2008 12:41 PM
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It sounds as if you're asking about IMSL compatibility. There are some changes in IMSL between FNL 5.0 (from Fortran Pro 9.1) and FNL 6.0 (Fortran Pro with IMSL 10). The name change of the INCLUDE file is one. You may have a coding error that the compiler now notices regarding matching interfaces. I'd need to see more details than you have provided to offer explicit advice.

As far as the compiler itself is concerned, there should be no issues for a correct program.
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