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gregr
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I have mixed fortran/c projects, the main and other support rtns are in c, thecranking modules are in fortran. Using Intel VF7 and MS .NET. I'm using multi-threaded DLL in all respects (the fotran and the c projects). The only way to finally get these programs to link was to include libpepcf90md.lib in my lib list. But when one of my guys tries to run one of these programs on his box it blows chunks (couldn't find libiepcf90.dll). Have i linked w/ the wrong library (I've tried libpepcf90mt.lib but simply won't link my programs)? Do i have to ship my programswith that dll? Or has some debug information crept into some of my stuff?
Thanks,
Greg
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Steven_L_Intel1
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If you link to against DLLs, you have to be sure that the target system has the appropriate DLLs. Send libpepcf90md.dll along with your application.
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gregr
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OK, thanks! Just to be clear about this, the libpepcf90md.dll is *not* a debug DLL?
Thanks,
Greg
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Steven_L_Intel1
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No, it is not. It is a multithread DLL.
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