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What happened to ifport and ifcore in version 18.1?

John_G_8
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‎11-17-2017 11:49 AM
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The libraries for ifport and ifcore seem to be missing from the Intel 18.1 release this week. There were present for the 18.0 version. Now I can no longer use C++ to link a code with Fortran subroutines. The load fails first due to the missing libraries and if I remove them from the load line I get numerous unresolved symbols.

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John_G_8
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‎11-17-2017 02:21 PM
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Never mind. It turned out my installation was corrupt. I had to reinstall C++ and Fortran then then the files appeared again in version 18.1.

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