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Hi,
i recently installed ifort version 9.0.
I tried to use it to compile a suite of codes (DL_POLY) but i get an error: IPO link: cannot find "("
When i add "-Vaxlib -static", the compilation goes on forever.
i wrote the simplest code (writey.f):
write(*,*)'Hi'
end
and when i try to compile with the -fast option (ifort writey.f -fast), again it takes forever-- i have to hit ^C to stop after a long time. Note that without the -fast option, the code compiles. When i try with the -static option (instead of -fast), i get a bunch of "undefined reference to ...." errors.
Thanks for any help!
o.
i recently installed ifort version 9.0.
I tried to use it to compile a suite of codes (DL_POLY) but i get an error: IPO link: cannot find "("
When i add "-Vaxlib -static", the compilation goes on forever.
i wrote the simplest code (writey.f):
write(*,*)'Hi'
end
and when i try to compile with the -fast option (ifort writey.f -fast), again it takes forever-- i have to hit ^C to stop after a long time. Note that without the -fast option, the code compiles. When i try with the -static option (instead of -fast), i get a bunch of "undefined reference to ...." errors.
Thanks for any help!
o.
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Please see here for a discussion of the linking problem.
The -static option prevents linking with shared libraries. Is that what you intended? If so, try using -i-static instead. If you meant that variables should be allocated statically, use -save instead.
The -static option prevents linking with shared libraries. Is that what you intended? If so, try using -i-static instead. If you meant that variables should be allocated statically, use -save instead.

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