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I have created dll's that are going to be used across a network. Not all of the users are going to have fortran installed on their computer. I realize thatI need to redistribute someof the Intel libraries for this to succeed. Where do I need to put the Intellibraries so that everyone will be able to run the dll's?
Bob
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I am not sure what you mean by "using a dll across a network". But the standard search rules for DLLs apply. DLLs are looked for in:
- The user's current directory
- The directory where the EXE is located
- Directories listed in PATH
- The Windows directory
- The Windows System directory
I may have the order of these off somewhat. You will need to put the relevant DLLs in one of these locations. Note that "The directory where the DLL is located" isn't in the list above - Windows doesn't look for associated DLLs in the directory the first DLL was found.
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Steve,
I have a directory G:Directory that i use to store the dll's on a server.I have anAccessmde on each computer that runs the appropriate dll when called (C:Directory). Anyway, I will tryto place the libraries in these folders to run the dll.
Bob

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