hi I am using intel fortran in visual studio.net. im trying to load a dll
using loadlibrary and it works fine till it encounters an exception.
Under project settings i configured it to handle al exceptions
including NAN and stuff like tht. It handles them all till dll is
loaded. however once i load the dll the settings are lost and system
crashes for any exception which occurs. Another strange thing i saw was
tht the dll doesnt load for the release version of the project.
it would be great if anybody could help me with this
karthik
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