Files out of date message

[Intel_C_Intel]

Hi

I've just upraded to the 6.5 prof version of CVF. Now whenever I build a project and try to run the program (Ctrl F5) I get a message
"One or more files are out of date or do not exist - -". Any clues?

Regards
Leifa

PS: No files are actually out of date, and the code works fine.

[Intel_C_Intel]

Try closing Visual Studio and delete the [projectname].opt file. Then restart VS, load your project, and try again. The .opt is regenerated.
It might fix the problem.

-John

[Intel_C_Intel]

Deleting the *.opt file does not alleviate the problem.
When running "rebuild all" twice the message disappears, but I'm quite sure
it's not supposed to be like this.
Regars Leifa

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Are the source files on a remote server or on your local system? What OS are you using? We have seen problems, especially with Windows 9x, that the timestamps can be out of synch. This is not under our control.

Steve

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

Then, it comes to a known problem that when there are module dependencies in which MODULE C USEs MODULE B which USEs MODULE A,
the compiler at first compiling sees that A is changed and then recompiles B and C; in the second pass it mixes up the things and sees that B is changed so C has to be recompiled (and everything that depends from B and C also). Try:

a) "Update all dependencies" command from Build menu. It sometimes solves the thing

b) It was recently discussed in this thread. Perhaps you'll find some of answers useful.

Regards

Jugoslav

[Intel_C_Intel]

The code is running on a NT-machine.
Moved the Fortran source from my network drive to to the local harddisk, and the
problem is now gone.
Thanks to all.

Regards Leifa