Re: Linking to a DLL in Intel Visual Fortran


stephen wrote:
....

I am either miss-understanding what is there, or still missing the boat
on how to include these lib files.

So the post title should be "Linking to a Lib..." not DLL? Yet you
described building a .DLL project iiu in the original post...

I'm confused by the request vis a vis the concentration on the linker
and .lib files...my first thought was the problem is one is trying to
force static linking to a dynamic link???

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