Linking errors

[andrea_scarabello]

Thanks for the tips...unfortunatly, this is what I get now:

test8 error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 1)
test8 error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 1)
test8 Fatal error cannot open "dformt.lib"

So it solves with the dfor.lib but not the dformt.lib...

Thansks

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

You appear to have hit a compiler problem/bug --

test8 error: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 1)

The linker error is just its consequence.

Try reducing optimization settings, or try the debug version. In the meantime, please report the issue to Premier Support (attach a zip of your source and project files).

Jugoslav

[Steven_L_Intel1]

The problem is, as Jugoslav says in the other thread, that you are still linking in objects compiled with Compaq Visual Fortran and the libraries referenced can't be found. This triggers a confusing message in the Intel interprocedural-optimization linker, which is used even if you're not using that feature.

The solution is to eliminate the reference to the old library by recompiling all the sources.

[andrea_scarabello]

Hi,

No luck. Tried to recompile all the sources but I get the same messages as before...I am wonder if I am doing the right procedure or...?

The program refers also to a couple of libraries in Compaq...could it be that the libraries are the sources of linking problems?

Andrea

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

They are indeed.

Are those libraries some standard CVF libraries, or yours? If you have sources available, the cure is to simply rebuild them using IVF (as I mentioned in other post). If you don't have sources, well... you have a trouble.

Jugoslav

[andrea_scarabello]

Thanks,

Well at least I know that I was heading to the right direction. I do not have access to the libraries directly but I have contact with the libraries provider so I guess I should get them to convert into IVF. Thanks

Andrea