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The exact error is " PROGRA~2\PSCAD 46\emtdc\if15_x86\inc\and.h(2): error #7881: This module file was generated for a different platform or by an incompatible compiler or compiler release. It cannot be read. [NDDE]. "
I have the 4.6.3 Version of PSCAD the free 2024.0.2.27 Intel Fortran compiler and Visual studio 19 Community.
Any ideas??
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I take it that the file "and.h" contains a USE statement. But I am guessing that this library was meant for Intel Fortran 2015 and for 32 bits. You should look for a newer version, one matching Intel Fortran oneAPI and the 64-bits platform.
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It is not that old actually. The library was first compiled with parallel xe studio 2020, but now works just fine with the new compiler 2024.0 on my personal computer. It is the work computer I'm having trouble with.
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The and.h file contains a "USE NDDE" statement. but I don't know where to go with this
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That means that the compiler will have to look for a module called NDDE. The module file, NDDE.mod, will have to be somewhere in the path - if you examine the command-line via which the compiler is invoked, you should see which directories it scans. My guess is that it is finding the module file in the wrong directory.
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read thread https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-oneAPI-Math-Kernel-Library/error-7881/td-p/1037374 for some pointers...

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