Changing up DLL's

I have a different version of the DLL's. When I run my small test program in Plato, it works. When I compile and run my full version, it does not. I suspected that 'it' was using an older version of the DLL's, but I have purged all the DLL's from Program Files (x86)\silverfrost\ftn95 (all folders) and from my entire system. No salf*.*'s anywhere else. I recompiled all my sources.

What am I doing wrong? What else should I be doing to use a different set of libraries?

More info: I appear to be running the same DLL's in both instances. I added the SC_LIB_VERSION@() call and the number reported is the same in both instances.

Good to know (?).

Bill

Do they use the same version of the compiler?

FTN95 now implements the 2008 intrinsic COMPILER_VERSION() via ISO_FORTRAN_ENV.

I will add this to the mix. Thanks!

Also, yes, the same version of the compiler.

I understand now where my testing error was, and this item is now resolved for me.

Paul,

Thanks for this addition to FTN95.

Paul,

Where does FTN95 8.66.0 look/expect to find the definition of ISO_FORTRAN_ENV?

program test
use ISO_FORTRAN_ENV
print*, COMPILER_VERSION()
end program test

Compiling and linking file: FreeFormat1.f95 C:\Users\kenneth smith\Desktop\FreeFormat1.F95(2) : error 404 - Cannot find definition for MODULE ISO_FORTRAN_ENV Compilation failed.

I was 100% sure I had all updates on my machine - until this morning. (Not an urgent query. I am in curious mode.)

Ken

You will need the mod file for ISO_FORTRAN_ENV which you can download from here...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1anhqxwi57iop6u/mod_files_16Nov2020.zip?dl=0

Thanks Paul. That solves that query.