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migration to Fortran 64

meow
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‎07-22-2009 05:35 PM
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hi, I am trying to run a code that was written in fortran for 32 bits in a 64-bit machine. I did all changes and update links for libraries and include. However, I get a message that 'link_fnl_static_hpc.h' cannot be found. Any suggestions. I have gone over and over properly setting libraries and includes but doesn't work.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-22-2009 06:14 PM
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That's an IMSL file. Have you installed IMSL for "Intel 64" and added the paths for the IMSL includes and libraries for the Intel 64 platform under Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran?
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meow
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‎07-22-2009 06:27 PM
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That's an IMSL file. Have you installed IMSL for "Intel 64" and added the paths for the IMSL includes and libraries for the Intel 64 platform under Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran?

Thanks Steve for your answer. Yes, I installed ISML for Intel 64 and added the libraries and includes ... Any other suggestions? I am already one day into this issue.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-23-2009 06:34 AM
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My guess is that you have not set the INCLUDE path correctly for 64-bit compiles. See Installing and Configuring the IMSL Libraries. The file should exist in C:Program FilesVNIimslfnl600Intel64includedll.

If you still have trouble, please attach the buildlog.htm from a failed build.
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