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After trying to sort outone path problem I seem to have caused another :-(
I am using the .NET 2003 IDE
The solution is a mixed source (C and Fortran) and it makes the Fortran library first then the C library which links with that to produce the final "combined" library.
However when building the Fortran library I am now getting the following error message in the buildlog.htm file:
Creating temporary file "RSP1.rsp" with contents
[
/OUT:"Debug/command_lib.lib" /NOLOGO Debug/c_grid.obj Debug/c_3dang.obj ... etc (Lots of obj files)
]
Creating command line "Lib @"F:devcodex3dcommandDebugRSP1.rsp""
[
/OUT:"Debug/command_lib.lib" /NOLOGO Debug/c_grid.obj Debug/c_3dang.obj ... etc (Lots of obj files)
]
Creating command line "Lib @"F:devcodex3dcommandDebugRSP1.rsp""
xilib: executing 'lib'
command_lib : error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code
command_lib build failed.
If I run the commands manuallyin a command prompt window it works ok, it seems to beonly in the IDE that I have a problem.
I have tried back-tracking my changes re the original path problem but I am still getting the same error - though that may just be me I have a terrible head cold and am not thinking straight (all sympathy welcome)
Any ideas where I should look or what I might have done / not done wrong
Thanks
Les
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The IDE has its own set of directories, specified in Tools..Options..Intel Fortran..General..Directories, Make sure that those are correct.
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Thanks Steve
I guess I was so not thinking straigtht I should have stayed away from computers. Had yesterday off to recover.
Les

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