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I have originally programmed using MS fortran 4.0. And I want to mix it with Visual C++ 6.0, so fortran sources must be converted fortran version 6.0.
But I happen to meet fatal exacuting error(stack overflow error) in both Digital Visual Fortran 6.0 and compaq fortran 6.1.
After editing some sources, I meet new error, Error number fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "console.lib"
I haven't had any problem in MS Fortran 4.0.
Please send me any message whoever have experienced similar case. Thanks in advance for helping me.
But I happen to meet fatal exacuting error(stack overflow error) in both Digital Visual Fortran 6.0 and compaq fortran 6.1.
After editing some sources, I meet new error, Error number fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "console.lib"
I haven't had any problem in MS Fortran 4.0.
Please send me any message whoever have experienced similar case. Thanks in advance for helping me.
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No, Compaq Visual Fortran's compiler is our own and not derived from Microsoft's.
The "console.lib" error is because you have not recompiled all your Fortran code with Visual Fortran - you still have some PowerStation-compiled code being linked in, perhaps a .LIB.
For the stack overflow error, see the on-disk documentation index under "stack, setting size of".
Steve
The "console.lib" error is because you have not recompiled all your Fortran code with Visual Fortran - you still have some PowerStation-compiled code being linked in, perhaps a .LIB.
For the stack overflow error, see the on-disk documentation index under "stack, setting size of".
Steve

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