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error #5102: Cannot open include file 'link_fnl_shared.h'

Yvan
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Hi, I am trying to compile a Fortran code that invokes an IMSL library routine. I get the following error:

error #5102: Cannot open include file 'link_fnl_shared.h'

I installed IMSL from RogueWave using a license file they provided me with. I followed all the instructions indicated here. I use Visual Studio 2019.

Can someone help me please?

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Yvan
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The compiler I am using is Intel® Fortran Compiler Classic 2021.1.1 [Intel(R) 64].

The IMSL library I installed is Fortran Numerical Library 2020, Platform Windows 10 / Parallel Studio 2019 (x64).

 

In Visual Studio, Menu Tools -> Options -> Intel Compilers and Libraries -> IFORT Intel Fortran Classic I added to Libraries:

$C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\lib

and I added to Include:

$C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\include\dll

 

Is there something else I should be doing?

 

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mecej4
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Which version of the Intel compiler do you use, and which version of IMSL? Depending on the answers, you may need to run the IMSL configuration script fnlsetup.bat in order to inform the compiler where to look for the IMSL include files, libraries and DLLs.

Yvan
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The compiler I am using is Intel® Fortran Compiler Classic 2021.1.1 [Intel(R) 64].

The IMSL library I installed is Fortran Numerical Library 2020, Platform Windows 10 / Parallel Studio 2019 (x64).

 

In Visual Studio, Menu Tools -> Options -> Intel Compilers and Libraries -> IFORT Intel Fortran Classic I added to Libraries:

$C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\lib

and I added to Include:

$C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\include\dll

 

Is there something else I should be doing?

 

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Yvan
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Actually, I solved the issue by removing the '%'sign in front of both directories

In Visual Studio, Menu Tools -> Options -> Intel Compilers and Libraries -> IFORT Intel Fortran Classic

add to Libraries:

C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\lib

add to Include:

C:\Program Files (x86)\RogueWave\imsl\fnl-2020.0.0\win100in170x64\include\dll

 

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mecej4
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Why do you prefix the path strings with the '$' character?

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