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Problems using IMSL Libraries

Pablo_V_1
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Hello, 

I am new using Fortran and Visual Studios. I am developing a C++ code that calls functions and routines from a  fortran dll. I am working by using remote deskpot to Cornell University servers and I have not internet conection in my deskpot. I am using Visual Studios 2008 with Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011, and supposedly it has already installed IMSL libraries.

So, I want to use some IMSL functions and I had followed these instructions . Nevertheless I get these warning PRJ: "The following environment variables were not found: $(FNL_DIR) when I try to build my project.

I have two questions:

i) How can I corroborate that IMSL libraries are installed?

ii) If they are correctly installed, which could be the problem? 

Thanks and best regards, 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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It could be that the IMSL libraries installed are old and not from the Intel 2011 or later version. It could also be that the libraries weren't actually installed (as in running the product installer) but just copied somewhere.

Look to see if you have the folder  C:\Program Files (x86)\VNI\imsl\fnl600 present. It should contain an IA32 and Intel64 directory.  If those files are there, you can replace $(FNL_DIR) with  C:\Program Files (x86)\VNI\imsl\fnl600 in the directory paths and it might work - that is, if your copy of IMSL is compatible with Intel Visual Fortran.

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Pablo_V_1
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Dear Steve,

Thanks for your quick answer. I didn´t find those libraries. I will contact support system. 

Best regards. 

 

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