imsl in fortran 9.1 for windows

[juan_rubio-ramirez]

Hi

i was using fortran compaq and i am migrating to intel 9.1 with visual studio 8.0.

i am trying to compile my code...and i have problems with linking the imsl libraries....basically i have messages like unresolved external symbol.

i got the professional version of intel 9.1. the problem is that i am not sure if my IT installed the imsl libraries? is there any way to check?

i cannot find the typical folder c:...vnictt6.0libia32

instead there is a folder called c:program filesmicrosoft visual studiodf98imsllib

are the libraries there? thanks

[Steven_L_Intel1]

If that folder isn't there, then IMSL isn't installed. No, you cannot use the IMSL libraries from CVF, which is what you found under df98.

As a last check, you can do Start..All Programs and see if a "Visual Numerics" entry appears there with "IMSL 5.0 for Intel Fortran..." entries underneath.

[juan_rubio-ramirez]

i found the libraries..i think. they are at c:program files (x86)vnictt6.0libem64t

but if i try to compile a 64 bit code calling this lib...i get

fatal error lnk1112: module machine type 'x64' conflicts with target machine type 'x86'

[Steven_L_Intel1]

It sounds as if you're using the IA-32 compiler, then. If you want to build a 64-bit application, you need to create and select an "x64" configuration in Visual Studio. See the Building Applications manual for details.