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apsims
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I have a program (ictrans) from ncar graphics. It uses a routine that includes some Fortran source code but uses a C driver rather than Fortran driver, so the Fortran libraries are not searched automatically and must be supplied explicitly.

Ive looked for fixes but the only suggestion I have is that the routine f_cpystr, (which is the one that is failing) is linked in through the library IEPCF90--which doesnt exist for v8.0??? where can I find the correct library to do this?

I am using ifort on SGI Altix

Thanks,
Aaron

Message Edited by apsims on 07-16-2004 01:11 PM

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Steven_L_Intel1
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If you have all Fortran source, you don't need LIBIEPCF90, which is a 7.1 library. You should be linking against the 8.0 libraries, which have different names. See the Intel Fortran User's Guide for more information.
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apsims
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I know I need the 8.0 libraries but I dont know what the equivalent library is called. Ive looked through the users guide but since Im not sure what LIBIEPCF90 exactly did--I dont know what I am looking for. Do you know the name of the equivalent v8.0 library?

Thanks,
Aaron
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Steven_L_Intel1
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There is not necessarily an "equivalent" library - the Fortran libraries are different in 8.0 (derived from Compaq Fortran) and arranged differently. See the User's Guide for the correct set of libraries to use.
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