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Steve:
I managed to compile you sample code, however when I run it i get the msg that 'libifcoremdd.dll' not found. Well i find that this dll is in the right place. I am not familiar with VB.net. Also I have d/l the trial version of Intel fortran.
Thank you for your help
GK
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When you installed Intel Fortran, it asked if you wanted to register system environment variables. If you say no, it doesn't, but that means you miss one you need - adding C:Program FilesIntelFortrancompiler80IA32LIB to the PATH environment variable. This is required to run DLLs that link against the IVF DLLs.
Why don't we do this by default? Because NSVC doesn't. Why doesn't MSVC have the same problem? Because it installs its DLLs into the Windows System folder. Why doesn't IVF do that? Because it violates Microsoft's rules for Windows Installer packages. Sigh.
So go add that path to PATH and you should be all set.
Why don't we do this by default? Because NSVC doesn't. Why doesn't MSVC have the same problem? Because it installs its DLLs into the Windows System folder. Why doesn't IVF do that? Because it violates Microsoft's rules for Windows Installer packages. Sigh.
So go add that path to PATH and you should be all set.
Message Edited by sblionel on 04-22-2005 08:05 PM

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