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Problem with console from IMSL and dll

patrice_nortiergreno
Beginner
‎08-06-2009 02:23 AM
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Hello,

I want to make a dll using IMSL routines.
I have exactlythis known bug (see below) that was supposed to be fixed
I use version 11.0.075, I cannot change anything inside IMSL since the source code is not provided.

Thank you
Patrice

Reference Number : DPD200110270
Version : 11.0
Operating System : Windows
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Problem Description
If a non-console application ("Windows Application" or other that does not create a console window automatically) calls the Win32 API routine AllocConsole to create a console, a Fortran WRITE to the "console" will fail with:

forrtl: severe(38): error during write, unit -1, file CONOUT$

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Resolution Status
This problem is corrected as of version 11.0.072 of Intel Visual Fortran. A workaround is to write to unit 0 instead of unit * or 6. If you are seeing a similar issue with a later version of the compiler, please contact Intel Support.


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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎08-06-2009 10:08 AM
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I don't quite understand the problem. You don't need to recompile IMSL - the fix for this issue is in the Fortran run-time library. If you build your DLL with 11.1 it should work.
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