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Hi,
I have istalled Fortran 9.0 for Windows and Linux on Suse 10.0. No problem so far.
When I try to link my Quickwin Fortran program including a third party ( I think)static library, I get the message 'Cant find dformt.lib'. I have read other question and answers on this message but I did not understand the cure. Could you please instruct very clearly how I modify the project setting to get rid of this problem!
Will things be easier if I first install the 9.1 Pro version?
Thanks in beforehand
Anders Salwn
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Hi,
I forgot to tell that I use Visual C++.net 2003.
Regards/Anderss
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The third-party library was built by and for Compaq Visual Fortran. You will need to get a new version of that library built for Intel Visual Fortran.
dformt.lib is one of the language support libraries from Digital/Compaq Visual Fortran (CVF). Code compiled by CVF cannot be linked with Intel Visual Fortran object modules - you must recompile ALL Fortran source that was compiled with any other Fortran compiler. There is no project setting that will help with this.
dformt.lib is one of the language support libraries from Digital/Compaq Visual Fortran (CVF). Code compiled by CVF cannot be linked with Intel Visual Fortran object modules - you must recompile ALL Fortran source that was compiled with any other Fortran compiler. There is no project setting that will help with this.

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