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using third party lib with IVF

pradeepnatekar
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‎09-11-2006 08:44 AM
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We have a older nag.lib which we have been using with old CVF code(I am not sure of the version). When we migrated the project to IVF there areerrors while linking. I have read one post mentioning converting .lib to .dll from CVF and using that in IVF code. Is there any other way using old .lib? I also want to know what changes in code one has to make if one wants to use .lib in IVF.

Thanks

Pradeep

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-11-2006 02:25 PM
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If the library is written in Fortran and was compiled by CVF, you have to get a new version that was compiled with Intel Fortran. If the library is in some other language and simply provides convenient interfaces for CVF, you may be able to get away by building with the /iface:cvf option (this is a default when you use the project conversion wizard to convert a CVF project.) No actual coding changes should be needed.
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