Fortran to Distribute

[sandra_shs]

I wrote a DotNet solution that uses fortran dlls. The software works fine on development enviroment but fails on users enviroment when a fortran code calls GETDAT and GETTIM functions. I have dotnetfx.exe instaled on user enviroment but (of course) not the development enviroment. The error said:

"System.IO.FileNotFoundException: It was not possible to find the module specified. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)"

When I cut the GETDAT and GETTIM calls, the software executes well, so I conclude that the arquiteture is not my problem. I distributed all dlls listed as distributed by fortran documentation but even though the module is not founded.

What I am missing?

Thanks,

Sandra

[Steven_L_Intel1]

First, make sure that you have built your DLL in a Release configuration, not Debug. Second, where did you put the Fortran run-time DLLs such as libifcoremd.dll? They need to go in a folder listed on the PATH environment variable or in the Windows folder.

For your case, it may be simpler to change the "Libraries > Use run-time library" property of the Fortran project to "Multithreaded" and not "Multithreaded DLL". Then you will have no dependencies on DLLs.

[sandra_shs]

Steve,

Thanks for your answer! My dll was build in release mode and fortrans dlls are in the samefolder of my .exe and the path is on the PATH environment.

I was compiling the dll as "Multithreaded DLL". Now I change this to "Multithreaded" as you said. Butnow I receive an error: "error LNK2005: __amsg_exit already defined in MSVCRT.lib(MSVCR80.dll)" on filelibcmt.lib. I tried to set libcmt.lib as "ignore specific library" option to solve the link problem but its cause a libifcoremt.lib fail. Do you have any sugestion?

Thanks in advance,

Sandra

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Is your DLL a mixed-language application? If so, you must set the run-time library property of the C/C++ project to also be "Multithreaded".