[TRNSYS-users] No single-threaded DLL option
mc05106
mc05106 at mail.ntua.gr
Tue Mar 12 13:25:02 PDT 2013
Hi to all,
I was trying to modify a little Type 29 so that it will display output
withdecimals.
My university has TRNSYS 16.1 installed in Win 7 machines. I tried to
compile type 29 from source code provided with Visual Studio 2005 and
Intel Fortran Compiler 10.1 and 11 but i kept getting the known symptom
where the produced DLL creates files "fort.xxx" where xxx is the logical
unit number.
I read that the issue is the option in "Project settings" > Fortran >
Libraries > "Use run-time Libraries" must be "Single-Threaded DLL" but
in my Visual Studio 2005 there was no such option!(only options where
all "Multi-Threaded").
I finally solved with compiling in an (Q)EMUlated windows xp machine
with CVF 6.6b.
I would like to ask is it possible to compile in windows 7 enviroment?
Which is the recommended compiler for TRNSYS 16.1 in Windows 7? are
there any alternatives?
Thank you in advance,
AXAOPOULOS IOANNIS, Undergraduate Student
School of Mechanical Engineering
National Technical University of Athens
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