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undefined symbol: _intel_fast_memtest

jft27
Beginner
‎01-24-2006 11:53 AM
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Hi,
wow not having a good week with fortran and it's only Tuesday!

Just updated my fortran compilers to l_fc_c_9.0.031 off the website and now when I try to run any code that it has compiled, or any code that was already compiled by the lasst version, I get the error

undefined symbol: _intel_fast_memtest

Rather suggestive that I've broken the libraries... I've tried reinstalling. Any suggestions?

thanks
Jeremy

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TimP
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‎01-24-2006 01:42 PM
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If you are using one of the Intel compilers (ifort, icc, icpc) to drive the link, libirc should be linked always from the run-time library provided with the compilers. If 'ifort yourcode.f -lirc' works, that would be evidence of a small bug, as -lirc should happen automatically. If your library installation and environment variable settings aren't right, this should give you a message about not finding libirc.
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