Re: a problem porting an application from linux to windows, oh the agony -- please help?
- From: moi <avk@localhost>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:52:55 +0200
Igor Kaplounenko wrote:
moi wrote:Igor Kaplounenko wrote:
fem_meshmodule.o : warning LNK4217: locally defined symbol __iob
imported in function _f2py_rout_fem_mesh_p_calcline
fortranobject.o : warning LNK4049: locally defined symbol __iob imported
This would seem ominous if I actually knew what __iob is. I got the
__iob is probably an array of FILE structs built to simulate the Fortran I/O blocks.
hmm, but what would cause it to be imported once it's locally defined?
NB: your __iob seems to have a *double* underscore. Linker?
microsoft toolkit linker
No, I meant: possibly one of the steps could have prepended a second underscore somewhere in the process.
About the error-message: could it be that a local __iob has shadowed a public one ? Or another duplicate defined error, hidden by the "incremental linker" ? You could investigate by checking (all) the objects' symboltables ;-[
Just some thoughts, AvK .
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