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Project Conversion Problem 9.0 -> 10.0

dajum
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HI,

I copied my 9.0/VS2003 project from one machine to another. I installed 10.0 into VS2005. The original project was converted from DVF6.6 and is a mixed language project. It compiles and runs fine in 9.0. The projects were converted by VS into 2005. All the settings seem to be the same. Now in 10.0 I got a couple compilation problems in a C routine. I fixed those. It seems to compile everything fine. The fortran and c projects build libraries, but when it links I get a bunch of LNK2019 errors that it can't find the C routines that are referenced from fortran.obj files. The C objects all appear to be in the library created by the fortran projects so I don't see why they aren't found. Especially since they seemed to work in 9.0

Any ideas?

Dave

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Uninstall the Intel Fortran Integrations. Download and install VS2005 SP1, then reinstall the Intel integrations. Next, in the library projects, go to the Librarian..General property page and change the property "Link library dependencies" from No to Yes. This is a change MS made in VS2005 - the default of No prevent linking in of libraries that are dependents of other libraries.
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dajum
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Thanks Steve! That worked great.

Dave

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