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Forttran 9.0: Cant find dformt.lib

Intel_C_Intel
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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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Intel_C_Intel
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Hi,
I forgot to tell that I use Visual C++.net 2003.
Regards/Anderss
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Steven_L_Intel1
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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.
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