I believe GLUT is now dead and I'm trying to get the fauxInitWindow routine to setup the graphics window. I'm trying to bring an old program back to life. Or is there some other possible cause for this symptom?Ĭan anyone possibly shed any light on this? None of these approaches has been productive.īecause all the requisite dependent files are present on a virgin system but apparently not on the problem systems, it seems that one or more must have been deleted or perhaps replaced by some incompatible version. I've also had them re-run the VS 2013 runtime installer, since its absence produces the same symptom. (The DLL is also used on other Windows systems but so far this problem has been reported only on XP SP3.) I've had affected users run Dependency Walker and the output is identical to what I see on my virgin XP SP3 test system. These have occurred only on particular XP SP3 systems and happen on those systems each time the DLL is called. However, there have been a couple (so far) failures with 'file not found' errors indicating that some dependent file is missing or defective - the DLL itself is definitely present. It also works on a significant number of XP SP3 systems. The DLL, installed normally with dependent files and with the VS 2013 runtime, was tested on a completely virgin XP SP3 system and found to work as it should. The Visual Studio 2013 VC runtime installer is run as part of the DLL installation process. It was compiled with '/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS,'5.1'' on the linker line and targeted to 32 bit systems.

Is this a bug in the compiler, or am I missing something?Ī DLL I compiled with IVF 2015 (on a 64 bit Windows 7 system with Visual Studio 2013) is failing on some XP (SP3) systems. I'm using the Fortran compiler v15.0.2.164 for Linux. The warning goes away when removing the -std08 flag. This happens every now and then for lines that have exactly 132 characters, but definitely not for all such lines. Str = 'hsedasak.=rhfaeu4ebsrrdlvek.arlhamts#tltnoari.aiktlwtil4eelkvararf.4.' The complete example_ifort.f90 source is: program example The compiler warns that the line exceeds the maximum length of 132 characters, even though the line is exactly 132 characters long.

Sdescl = 'hsedasak.=rhfaeu4ebsrrdlvek.arlhamts#tltnoari.aiktlwtil4eelkvararf.4.' I have been getting these warnings for quite some time and quite a successive number of compiler versions now: $ ifort -std08 -c example_ifort.f90Įxample_ifort.f90(3): warning #5268: Extension to standard: The text exceeds right hand column allowed on the line.

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