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I/O units and DLLs

dbruceg
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‎07-06-2006 09:22 PM
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I had a rather sour experience last night and I'm hoping that I misread the implications.

Obviously, if you open a file anywhere in a program linked as a single .exe, the unit number assigned to that file may be used anywhere in the program. Can the same thing be said if you split that program into a bunch of DLLs?

Bruce

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-07-2006 02:17 PM
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Yes, if.... If you make sure that the DLLs and your EXE are all linked to the DLL form of the run-time libraries. This is the default when you create a DLL project but you have to ask for it when creating an executable project. In the project properties, select Fortran..Libraries and set "Use run-time library" to "DLL" or "Multithreaded DLL" - make sure that it matches the same setting as your DLL project(s).
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dbruceg
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‎07-07-2006 06:43 PM
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Steve:

I did indeed have a problem, which was fixed by following your directions. Thanks yet again.

Bruce

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