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Fortran Error Message - Ordinal Not Found

dsmanoli
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‎03-22-2009 10:51 AM
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Hi,

I recently upgraded to IVF 11.0 with the IMSL library and I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.

I am trying to run a fortran program, and I am getting the following error message in a pop-up window (the window has the title "my_program.exe - Ordinal Not Found"):


The ordinal 1857 could not be located in the dynamic link library libguide40.dll.

The program compiles without any errors, so I am not sure what to do. Please let me know if you have any advice. Thanks!
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TimP
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‎03-22-2009 11:50 AM
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Unless you specify the legacy OpenMP library at link time, it would require the libiomp5 (default for 11.0 OpenMP) instead of libguide.
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dsmanoli
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‎03-22-2009 11:57 AM
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Quoting - tim18
Unless you specify the legacy OpenMP library at link time, it would require the libiomp5 (default for 11.0 OpenMP) instead of libguide.

Hi,

Thanks for your response. Could you tell me how I should specify the legacy OpenMP library at link time? I had changed the properties in Microsoft Visual Studio to generate the parallelized code and process OpenMP directives, but is there something elseI should do?
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