On Thu, 2008-03-13 at 00:53 +0100, Goran Georgievski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some read/write modules written in free form fortran (Fortran 90)
> and I have some fortran77 code that writes standard fortran binary
> files. However, I would prefer to have output in netcdf format. The
> question is if I can compile and link, fortran90 netcdf write module
> with the fortran 77 code. The platform that I am working on is Linux
> with Intel Fortran Compiler 8.1 and netcdf library version 3.6.0-p1.
>
> ifort compiles the write netcdf module (f90 code), and it compiles the
> main code (f77) if I comment the lines that calls netcdf write
> subroutines. When I am trying to compile including these lines, ifort
> complains that it cannot find the module for writing netcdf. (ERROR in
> opening the Library module file [WRITE_3D_NETCDF_FIELD])
>
> Below are the headers of my netcdf write module and headers of main code
> that calls subroutine to write netcdf field, and the makefile that
> compiles everything. If somebody could tell me what I am doing wrong and
> point me to the solution, I would be the most thankful.
>
> Goran
In addition to pts made by others you should ensure all modules are
compiled with same version of the compiler. I doubt this is your problem
but always worth remembering.
I think you also need to have the mod file as requirements for your
exec... with ifort it's a mess setting up a Makefile
M
