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I have a mixed language program that uses a fortran DLL that uses the MKL, everything works fine on the development machine but when I try to distribute it to another machine I get a module not found error when the program calls the DLL. Through a process of elimination I have tracked the problem down to the MKL. If I do not include the MKL in the link and remove all calls to MKL routines everything is fine. As soon as I add the MKL to the link, I get the module not found error even with no calls to the MKL routines. I have tried installing MKL onto the distribution machine, and adding all the redist MKL dlls to the installation folder but neither makes any difference.
I am using MKL 2019 update 4 on both machines.
Any ideas gratefully accepted.
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I may have found the problem to this. If I set the MKL option to sequential rather than parallel then everything works fine. The test distribution machine is only windows 10 home and maybe cannot handle parallel processing.
I would still be grateful for any clarification on this
Thanks
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A further update, it appears to be a windows 10 problem as the parallel version will not run on win 10 pro, or win 10 home.
The development machine is Win 7 and so it looks to be some issue with compiling on win 7 and distributing to win 10. I have not had a problem doing his with any other program so it appears peculiar to MKL.
Thanks
Nigel

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