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I have Fortran program, which was build by CVF Standard Edition 6.5.0. This program is using a dynamic library, which is also written in CVF 6.5.0. It works O.K. on operating systems Windows 98 and Windows 2000 where is CVF installed. Program should serve as a teaching mechanism. When I installed both program and his dll (and Fortran Redistributables self-installing kit - VFRUN66BI.exe too) on machine at the university with Windows XP and without CVF, it gives me error message like this:
Entry point of procedure TRACEBACKQQ was not find in dynamically
connected library DFORRT.DLL.
Does somebody know where could be the problem and how to solve it?
Entry point of procedure TRACEBACKQQ was not find in dynamically
connected library DFORRT.DLL.
Does somebody know where could be the problem and how to solve it?
Lada.
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I dont know why was it posted three times :-( ?
May be because is it very, very, very important :-).
I apologize in any case.
Lada.
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I deleted the extra posts.
The only thing I can think of is that there is an older DFORRT.DLL in the user's PATH - one from DVF 5, I'd guess. Have the user search their system for other copies of DFORRT.DLL.
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Thanks a lot for all (deleting and answer).
Ill check the age of DFORRT.DLL. But it will take a few days,
hopefully next week will I visit the university again. Then Ill post the result.
Lada.
Ill check the age of DFORRT.DLL. But it will take a few days,
hopefully next week will I visit the university again. Then Ill post the result.
Lada.

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