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dialog box problems

Submitted by diana g. on

Hi I'm writing a program that uses dialog boxes. The dialog box contain edit boxes where the user has to write a number, after the input the program saves those number in an array. if I enter a positive number it's all ok but if I write a negative number when I write " - " give me an error. Another error it gives me it's when I write a number and I delete it after (I write 1 and I push the backspace button twice)

here is the program "masse prova", in the menu press on Disegna>Rettangolo and after insert the number, the minus.....

Incompatible versions of the libifcore.dll

Dear all,

I am developing a plugin for a 3rd party flowsheeter. Our software is shipped with the version 13.1 of the redistributable libraries. In the installation of the flowsheeter, an older version of the libifcore.dll is put in c:\Windows\System32\.

When trying to load our plugin, an error message is spawned that we are trying to load an incompatible version of the libifcore.dll. Our software is not compatible with these older version and we are depending on the MKL, making static linking (what we did before) not possible.

Using different compiler versions

Is it possible to select different compiler versions per solution or project? As far as I can see it's only possible to set 32-bit and 64-bit separately and those settings then apply to all projects. What I'd like to do is build one application (project) within a solution with one version of the compiler and the other projects with a different version. Driving this from the command line would be acceptable. Sounds strange but I do have reasons!

Thanks.

Problem linking Fortran to C routine in static library

Submitted by Mike K on

Using vs2010 and IVF2013

Using Fortran I can call a C routine from a C dll to call a C routine from a static library.    

I would like to bypass creating a C dll and call the routine from the static library directly.  When I try I get the following error:

Use_Log.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp___CusageWebLog referenced in function USE_LOG

The Fortran calling routine is USE_LOG.

This is the interface block written in the same format I would use to call the routine from a C dll.

O SUBMODULES, Where Art Thou?!

Submitted by FortranFan on

Working on porting on a fairly large computational library from FORTRAN 77 (and some FORTRAN IV to 66) to modern Fortran.  By large I mean by my standards: ~250 subroutines and functions in total; ~25 APIs (exported routines from the DLL), hence many internal procedures; ~600 variables currently in COMMON blocks; roughly 350,000 lines of code.

Intergrating MATLAB?

Submitted by Victor W. on

Hi all,

I went through pages and pages of MATLAB and Fortran linking instructions,on MEX, MATLAB engine etc, I cant get a good grasp on a clear instruction to do so?

I use Intel Visual Fortran to program my code, modified on Microsoft Visual Studio, and to execute my program I open 'Fortran Build Environment for applications running on Intel(R) 64' through command: ifort fortrancodename.for

Now my question I would like to use some inbuilt functions on MATLAB (EXAMPLE [A,B]=eig(b)) - and reinterpret the solution back into fortran. Wishfully something like:

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Are there tools for licensing personal Fortran programs?

Submitted by GTA on

Hello all,

My company has recently decided to bring to market a program that is completely written in Fortran. Unfortunetly, our current licensing software does not allow for the licensing of Fortran programs, and I've been unable to find any company that does make a licensing software specifically for Fortran.  Does anyone know of one?

-Thanks!

My posts are being send to the Administrator for approval...

Hi everybody,

Sorry for reiterating that subject in a dedicated thread on the hottest forum of IDZ.

I know it is very frustrating when a post is not shown right away and I personally had plenty of delays with my posts. However, why wouldn't we stop complaining about this? It doesn't make sense to talk about it again, again and again. Intel is "fighting" against increased activity of spammers since February and it doesn't have a choice!

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