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FEAP => Installation => Topic started by: xushuhao on March 24, 2021, 02:03:40 AM
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Dear Feap community:
I tried to build the lib86 file with code::blocks(IDE) and gfortran ( gcc 8.1.0 ). I have encountered an error. It seems like that the build has not found a file named "ifqwin.mod". I want to know how to fix it. In order to locate the problem I have encountered, I provide the step I set the IDE.
Although I have found someone has encountered a similar problem of missing the file dflib, I still do not know how to deal with this problem.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
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Dear Feap community:
I tried to build the lib86 file with code::blocks(IDE) and gfortran ( gcc 8.1.0 ). I have encountered an error. It seems like that the build has not found a file named "ifqwin.mod". I want to know how to fix it. In order to locate the problem I have encountered, I provide the step I set the IDE.
Although I have found someone has encountered a similar problem of missing the file dflib, I still do not know how to deal with this problem.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
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When you build with gfortran you load the unix directory not the windows directory. I assume this is an ubuntu type build
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When you build with gfortran you load the unix directory not the windows directory. I assume this is an ubuntu type build
Thank you Prof Taylor. May be I used gfortran on windows. And it don't have ifqwin. Now I used vs2019 and intel fortran instead.
Another error occoured.
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You need to use a project that builds a 64bit program. FEAPpv no longer supports 32bit builds.
Next to Release where it says x86, select the Configuration Manager and use x64.
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You need to use a project that builds a 64bit program. FEAPpv no longer supports 32bit builds.
Next to Release where it says x86, select the Configuration Manager and use x64.
Thank you. I compiled the program successfully.