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[OmidKar]

Mat,

Thank you for your reply.

As you suggested in your first reply, I Included all the source files for the modules I use in my project. If I include all of them (.f90 files) in one project, it works fine. But, if I create two separate projects, one of type console application in which I place the main program, and one of type static library and include the source files for modules in that, and set the order of building correctly, I get the same error "Unable to open something.mod file". However, this time ".obj" files, ".lib" file and ".mod" files are created in the project of type static library.

In fact, I guess you can create a simple example for yourself to see what I mean.

First create an IVF project of type console application and place your main program there. Your main program will use a module. Then add a new project of type static library to your solution and place the source file for your module in there. choose the correct building order for the two projects and you will see it works fine.

But do the same thing in PVF and it won't work and give you the mentioned error.

Why is that so? I am so confused!

Many thanks for your help,

Omid

[mkcolg]

[OmidKar]

Hi Mat,

I Tried what you suggested. I add the directories where the library mod files are located to the module path. This time when I build the main program, I get another set of errors.
"Unresolved external symbol module1_add_referenced in function MAIN_"
"Unresolved external symbol MODULE1"

in which "module1" is a single module which is used in the main program, and "add" is a subroutine which is located in module1 and is called from the main program.

Any idea what might be the problem?

Thanks a lot,

Omid

[mkcolg]

Hi Omid,

The object or library which contains this symbol needs to be added to your link options.

- Mat

[OmidKar]

Mat,

Thanks a lot.
That final trick made the project work.

Many thanks for your valuable advice.

Cheers,

Omid