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One of the developers I work with is trying to build a debug version of his code. There appears to be a dependency on MSVCRTD.DLL in LIBIFCOREMDD.DLL. His environment contains only Visual Studio .NET plus the install FORTRAN environment. MSVCRTD.DLL was part of Visual Studio 6 as I remember. How does he get around this problem???
Thanks,
Scott
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Simplest way is to go to the Libraries property page for the project and change the "Use run-time libraries" to a non-debug setting. This won't affect debugability of his code.
We discovered this problem a little while ago - the solution will appear in the next version of the compiler (later this year.) It isn't as siimple as it may seem, due to Microsoft changing the name of the debug version of the MSVC DLL with every release.
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This problem was fixed in the 8.1.028 update.

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