[TRNSYS-users] new type compiling

[David Bradley]

David,
   The two compilers that the TRNSYS Developers use are the Compaq Visual 
Fortran compiler and the Intel Visual Fortran compiler (which does not have 
a front end of its own but which plugs into Microsoft Visual Studio .NET). 
The Compaq compiler is no longer commercially available and there are some 
problems to run the standard source code if it was compiled on the Intel 
compiler. These are still being worked out with Intel. However, there 
should be no problem to compile external DLLs (seperate from TRNDll.dll) on 
the Intel compiler and run them in TRNSYS.
Kind regards,
  David


At 05:18 1/4/2007, David Garcia wrote:
>Dear all,
>I am trying to implement a new type using the Fortran template that is 
>generated by the studio.
>The fact is that when compiling the code an error occurs with the 
>following message: "Error: The module file cannot be read. Its format 
>requires a more recent F90 compiler". This message refers to the following 
>part of the code:
>       USE TrnsysConstants
>       USE TrnsysFunctions
>Could anyone tell me which is the appropriate compiler?
>Thanks in advance
>David
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