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I am a new user and am trying to compile a fortran 90 file named d3.f90 which had been successfully compiled by another fortran 90 compiler. I get the error "can't open d3.obj for write; compilation aborted for d3.f90 (code 1)". I do not know what is wrong.
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Either d3.obj was created by another account, you removed write permission from it, or you don't have permission to create a file in your current working directory.
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Quoting - tim18
Either d3.obj was created by another account, you removed write permission from it, or you don't have permission to create a file in your current working directory.
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Quoting - tim18
Either d3.obj was created by another account, you removed write permission from it, or you don't have permission to create a file in your current working directory.
actually, permission was not the answer, and neither were the other things. I need to know why the trial version, when installed, is not acknowledging files in its directory which are clearly write/read permissible.
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Quoting - wleklnsk
actually, permission was not the answer, and neither were the other things. I need to know why the trial version, when installed, is not acknowledging files in its directory which are clearly write/read permissible.
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It's not that - Windows Vista and later does not allow users to write into folders under Program Files - this is a security measure meant to protect against malware. As Tim says, create a folder outside Program Files to do your work.
The trial version is absolutely identical to the product version except for the terms of the license (and the lack of the included Visual Studio.)
The trial version is absolutely identical to the product version except for the terms of the license (and the lack of the included Visual Studio.)

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