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Hello,

I am a user of Snow Leopard 10.6.1, Xcode 3.2,Intel Fortran Intel 64 Compiler Professional for applications running on Intel 64, Version 11.1 Build 20090827 Package ID: m_cprof_p_11.1.067.

I am trying to compile one program for physical calculations and I met the problem. The structure of my Program the following: folder "src" -> "unix" (*.f), "module"(*.f), "include"(*.h)

Following the instruction (which is really very poor), firstly I've compiled all files in /src/module with success. It was created the files *.mod and *.o in the folder "module". Then I should compile all files in src/unix (it works) and /src and here I have the problem:

This is example when I start from the first fileaamain.f(I attached it):

ifort -c aamain.f

aamain.f(2): error #7002: Error in opening the compiled module file. Check INCLUDE paths. [BEAMCM]

USE BEAMCM

------------^

aamain.f(3): error #7002: Error in opening the compiled module file. Check INCLUDE paths. [BBCOM]

USE BBCOM

------------^

aamain.f(4): error #7002: Error in opening the compiled module file. Check INCLUDE paths. [LASRDATA]

USE LASRDATA

------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [LRLSR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

--------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [LRLSR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

--------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6279: A specification expression object must be a dummy argument, a COMMON block object, or an object accessible through host or use association [MLSR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

--------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [LTRLSR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

--------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [LTRLSR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

--------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [LTPAR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

---------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [LTPAR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

---------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [LSPAR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

---------------------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(4): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [LSPAR]

INTEGER LRLSR(MLSR),LTRLSR(MLSR),LTPAR(MLSR),LSPAR(MLSR),NLSR

---------------------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [WLLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [WLLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [OMGLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [OMGLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [PLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

--------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [PLSR]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

--------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [TXYSLS]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(5): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [TXYSLS]

REAL*8 WLLSR(MLSR),OMGLSR(MLSR),PLSR(MLSR),TXYSLS(0:3,MLSR),

-------------------------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(6): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [EVLSR]

% EVLSR(3,3,MLSR),TPAR(3,MLSR),

--------^

include/lasrcm.h(6): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [EVLSR]

% EVLSR(3,3,MLSR),TPAR(3,MLSR),

--------^

include/lasrcm.h(6): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [TPAR]

% EVLSR(3,3,MLSR),TPAR(3,MLSR),

------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(6): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [TPAR]

% EVLSR(3,3,MLSR),TPAR(3,MLSR),

------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [SPAR]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

--------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [SPAR]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

--------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [TDL]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

---------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [TDL]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

---------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6756: A COMMON block data object must not be an automatic object. [ZETAMAX]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

---------------------------------^

include/lasrcm.h(7): error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main program. [ZETAMAX]

% SPAR(6,MLSR),TDL(2,MLSR),ZETAMAX(MLSR),

---------------------------------^

(367): catastrophic error: Too many errors, exiting

compilation aborted for aamain.f (code 1)

It is my first experience and I can not understand what's wrong, why it can't find the module? How I can check that INCLUDE path is correct?

Thank you very much for help.

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Thank you very much.
Now, Everything is compiled. (I used ifort -c -module /src/module *.f)
Following the instruction i should "link all", what does it mean and how I can do it? Should I link all files with/and modules as well?

Thank you in advance.

The ifort command can:
1) just compile the code if the -c option is used (like you do above). -c says "compile ONLY, no link"
2) compile and link the code: ifort -module /src/module *.f
3) link the code: ifort *.o

You can add the option -o to change the name of the executable file. Right now your code creates a file "a.out" that can be run.

If you want to name the executable program something else, let's say "fred.exe" you could use this command:

ifort -module /src/module *.f -o fred.exe

then run fred.exe:

./fred.exe

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You should add option:

-module /src/module

This compiler option tells the compiler where to find your compiled .mod file

ron

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Quoting - Ronald W. Green (Intel)

You should add option:

-module /src/module

This compiler option tells the compiler where to find your compiled .mod file

ron

Thank you very much.

Now, Everything is compiled. (I used ifort -c -module /src/module *.f)

Following the instruction i should "link all", what does it mean and how I can do it? Should I link all files with/and modules as well?

Thank you in advance.

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Quoting - kseagull

Thank you very much.
Now, Everything is compiled. (I used ifort -c -module /src/module *.f)
Following the instruction i should "link all", what does it mean and how I can do it? Should I link all files with/and modules as well?

Thank you in advance.

The ifort command can:
1) just compile the code if the -c option is used (like you do above). -c says "compile ONLY, no link"
2) compile and link the code: ifort -module /src/module *.f
3) link the code: ifort *.o

You can add the option -o to change the name of the executable file. Right now your code creates a file "a.out" that can be run.

If you want to name the executable program something else, let's say "fred.exe" you could use this command:

ifort -module /src/module *.f -o fred.exe

then run fred.exe:

./fred.exe

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Quoting - Ronald W. Green (Intel)

The ifort command can:
1) just compile the code if the -c option is used (like you do above). -c says "compile ONLY, no link"
2) compile and link the code: ifort -module /src/module *.f
3) link the code: ifort *.o

You can add the option -o to change the name of the executable file. Right now your code creates a file "a.out" that can be run.

If you want to name the executable program something else, let's say "fred.exe" you could use this command:

ifort -module /src/module *.f -o fred.exe

then run fred.exe:

./fred.exe

Thanks a lot.

I appreciate greatly your patience and help.

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