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compiling with imsl

imeca
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‎07-02-2009 05:04 AM
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Hello everybody,
i am using IMSL library to take advantages of some mathemactical predefined functions in there. but i have a trouble in compiling a program that have to work properly on another windows system which doesn't contain imsl library intsalled in it.

Can any body help me in this topic?

thank you in advance.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-02-2009 05:42 AM
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What is the problem? I'll take a guess, though. Windows complains of a missing DLL. By default, you'll need the Intel Fortran DLL libiomp5md.dll on the target system in the same folder as your executable.

There might be other requirements depending on how you have linked in IMSL. are you using one of the 'LINK_FNL_xxx.h' INCLUDE lines? Which one? If not, how are you specifying the libraries to use?
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