How to compile .exe (OpenMp used) to run in another computer independently

[Jiayi_W_]

Hi everyone, thank you for reading this question.

I've written a code and complied it to an .exe file. I hope to run this program in another faster computer which has no Fortran installed. My previous experience suggests it works if I include all the input files that this program will use together with this .exe file. However, presumably because I am doing the parallel computing by OpenMp now, when I do this again, it reports the file libiomp5md.dll is missing. 

Instead of convincing the owner of this faster computer to spend a few hours to install a Fortran, could you give me a hint about how to compile the program that can run independently e.g. a way to integrate libiomp5md.dll?  Thanks a lot!

[Steve_Lionel]

There is no way to do that in recent versions. The solution instead is to install the compiler redistributables on the target system. They do NOT have to install the compiler! If libiomp5md.dll is the only DLL you need, you could just copy that alongside your EXE.

[Jiayi_W_]

The answer is very clear. Thank you so much!