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Reputation: 739

Convert compaq fortran to intel fortran error numerical_libraries

I am try to convert compaq fortran to intel fortran code. I install "intel parallel studio XE 2011 SP1 for windows" I am using visual studio 2010. I create new empthy fortran project and add my only file "x.for" when Build I get the error : "error #7002: Error in opening complied module file. check INCLUDE path [numerical_libraries]. In the code the line is :

USE numerical_libraries

I try to search for the "numerical_libraries" or IMSL library but I can't find it install on my pc, where should I find it? How can I fix this bug.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1114

Answers (1)

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Reputation: 78354

That use statement certainly suggests that your program is looking for an installation of the IMSL numerical libraries and the error message is telling you that the compiler can't find the file numerical_libraries.mod. Since the IMSL libraries are a paid-for and optional component the most likely explanation is that you have not paid for and installed those libraries.

If you have, contact IMSL for some help, that's one of the things you pay for.

If you have not installed those libraries then the easy solution is to pay for them and install them. Intel is one source, RogueWave is another.

A more difficult solution is to identify the IMSL routines which your program calls, and to replace those calls with calls to routines that you do have code for, either from another source or from your own efforts.

EDIT in response to OP's comment.

OK, if you do have the libraries you need to do 2 things:

  1. Tell the compiler where to find the .mod file it needs. In Visual Studio open the project properties page, navigate to the Fortran/General sub-page and insert the path to numerical_libraries.mod into Additional Include Directories.
  2. Tell the linker where to find the binaries to link to. In the project properties page open the Linker/General sub-page, put the path to the binaries (either .lib or .dll files) into Additional Library Directories. On the Linker/Input page include the libraries you want to link to under the heading Additional Dependencies.

Then, as they say, Bob's your mother's brother.

Upvotes: 3

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