How to create library with IVF 11?

[DavidWhite]

I use a third-party Windows front end called RealWin, which I build from various Fortran, C and assembler sources using a supplied batch file.

This batch file has the command below, which until now has worked with IVF 10, but fails under IVF11 (LIB is not a recognised command). It is intended to link the object files to create Realwin.lib. What do I need to do with IVF 11?

LIB realwin.obj winbase.obj rw_ctrl.obj rw_ctrl1.obj winmain.obj rwtoolxx.obj rw_dlg.obj clrabe.obj getmac.obj

Thanks,

David

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Should be the same. The problem you're having is that the Visual C++ "bin" folder is not on your PATH. How do you establish the command environment for this batch file?

[DavidWhite]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Should be the same. The problem you're having is that the Visual C++ "bin" folder is not on your PATH. How do you establish the command environment for this batch file?

Steve,

I have not previously needed to make any changes to the environment after installing MSVS 2005 and IVF. Does this mean that upgrading to IVF 11 has changed some of the paths that were previously set?

I assume the folder you are refering to is

C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 8VCbin

Thanks,

David

[Steven_L_Intel1]

David,

You need to start your command prompt session either by using the "Fortran Build Environment" shortcut the compiler installs or by having your script call ifortvars.bat. If you were simply relying on what was in the system PATH environment variable, then you will have to make adjustments to make sure ifortvars.bat is called (now with a "ia32" or "intel64" argument). This has been the case for a long time.