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Hello..
I re-installed MS Visual Studio .net 2003 and Intel Fortan 9.1 and
compiled my project which has been successfully compiled before.
But, with the re-installed one, I got an error message like below...
Linking...
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3)
Link: error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3)
I searched ways to solve this trouble from google, which did not work...
Please let me know what happens and how to solve this issue...
Sincerely,
Phill-Seung Lee
I re-installed MS Visual Studio .net 2003 and Intel Fortan 9.1 and
compiled my project which has been successfully compiled before.
But, with the re-installed one, I got an error message like below...
Linking...
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: could not write to argument file 'C:DOCUME~1
Link: error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3)
Link: error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3)
I searched ways to solve this trouble from google, which did not work...
Please let me know what happens and how to solve this issue...
Sincerely,
Phill-Seung Lee
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Open a command prompt window and type the commands:
set TEMP
set TMP
what is the output? Which revision of 9.1 do you have?
set TEMP
set TMP
what is the output? Which revision of 9.1 do you have?
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Thanks for your reply.
The output is
C:UserspsleeGFRAME3DPaper>set TEMP
TEMP=C:DOCUME~1???LOCALS~1Temp
C:UserspsleeGFRAME3DPaper>set TMP
TMP=C:DOCUME~1???LOCALS~1Temp
The name of temp and tmp forders have Korean characters.
I am using "Intel Fortran_9.1.033"
Sincerely,
Phill-Seung Lee
PS) I made a simple test project of only 1 executable command line and compiled it . But, the same message occurs...
The output is
C:UserspsleeGFRAME3DPaper>set TEMP
TEMP=C:DOCUME~1???LOCALS~1Temp
C:UserspsleeGFRAME3DPaper>set TMP
TMP=C:DOCUME~1???LOCALS~1Temp
The name of temp and tmp forders have Korean characters.
I am using "Intel Fortran_9.1.033"
Sincerely,
Phill-Seung Lee
PS) I made a simple test project of only 1 executable command line and compiled it . But, the same message occurs...
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I thought that might be the case. We have had problems in the past with non-ASCII characters in the TEMP/TMP paths, though I thought those were fixed by the time 9.1 was released. I suggest downloading and installing a more recent 9.1 version if you can. If not, create a folder with a simple name such as C:TEMP and change the values of TEMP and TMP to point to that.
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I created C:TEMP and used the folder as TEMP and TMP.
Then, the linking error disappeared !!!
Thanks for your help...
Phill-Seung Lee

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