Re: link

["Nate temp at SEL" <blair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gilles,

I am assuming that you did not recompile after replacing your mother board.
 I also assume that you were recompiling properly before that time. Perhaps
the DVF compiler was not properly installed after your motherboard was
replaced.

First, you should be using the command:  Link @link.dvf (link.dvf is for
the DVF compiler and link.fp4 is for the old Microsoft Powerstation compiler).

Second, I recommend to everyone that they do their Fortran compiling from
within the Visual Studio environment instead of through the
TRNSHELL/command line method.  The Solar Lab has written directions for
setting up the TRNSYS project within the Visual Studio environment.  The
instructions are located at:


http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/Documents/compiler.pdf

Everything about working with Fortran and compiling, linking, debugging is
much easier once you start using the Visual Studio environment. 

Nate Blair
Solar Energy Laboratory


At 05:14 PM 4/14/00 +0200, you wrote:
>I m using Developer Studio DVF6.0.
>In Trnshell, when I 'Rebuild all' , the command  'LINK @LINK.FP4' (which is
>in ALLTRN32.BAT) doesn't work.  I can read :  "commande ou nom de fichier
>incorrect" ("command or the name of file is not OK" in english).
>I didn't changed the trnwin location. A month ago , I have changed the
>'carte mere' ('mother card ?' in english)  of my computer. Perhaps , somes
>files have been removed.
>
>
>At 09:36 14/04/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>Gilles,
>>
>>Can you tell us what the error message you get is?  This problem could be
>>due to many different reasons.  Can you link other Fortran programs?  Also,
>>have you changed anything about the computer or the location of the TRNWIN
>>directory?  What Fortran compiler are you using?
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>Nathan Blair
>>
>>At 03:46 PM 4/14/00 +0200, you wrote:
>>> Hello dear TRNSYS users, 
>>>
>>>I am working with TRNSYS 14.2 on a computer running Windows 95. My problem
>>>is that I cannot executate anymore "LINK @LINK.FP4" (I have tried to
>>>reinstall TRNSYS and FORTRAN but it didn't changed).
>>>Does anybody have a solution for this problem ?
>>>Thank you for your help , Gilles Fraisse
>>> 
>> 
>