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Hi,
I have a compiled library which I have tried to link with my own code using ifc 9.0, but when I try I get an error saying something like "eos_':undefined reference to 'f_stop'" (also there is 'f_ioc', 'f_iod' and others).
I suspect this may be because the library I'm using was compiled with an older version of ifc, possibly 7.1. Unfortunately I'm not able to get my hands on the source code of the library, hence it seems that my only option is to compile and link my code with the earlier version of ifc.
Now, my question is, is there anywhere that older versions of ifc are availble for download, I have only been able to download version 9.0 from Intel pages?
Thanks,
/Jakob
I have a compiled library which I have tried to link with my own code using ifc 9.0, but when I try I get an error saying something like "eos_':undefined reference to 'f_stop'" (also there is 'f_ioc', 'f_iod' and others).
I suspect this may be because the library I'm using was compiled with an older version of ifc, possibly 7.1. Unfortunately I'm not able to get my hands on the source code of the library, hence it seems that my only option is to compile and link my code with the earlier version of ifc.
Now, my question is, is there anywhere that older versions of ifc are availble for download, I have only been able to download version 9.0 from Intel pages?
Thanks,
/Jakob
Message Edited by jahansen@nbi.dk on 11-26-2005 09:04 PM
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If you have purchased a license that includes support, then you can send a request to Intel Premier Support for 7.1 and it can be provided. If you have a "limited support" version, sorry, it is not available.
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