PROGRAM ArithmeticIMPLICIT NONEREAL :: x,y,sumx = 1.234y = 5.5sum = x + yPRINT *, "Sum of", x, " and", y, " is ", sumEND PROGRAM Arithmeticfl32 /4YfE:\Program Files\MSDEV\Projects\Assignment_1.f90fatal error C1007:Error executing fl32.exe.Assignment_1.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)If someone can tell me what I am doing wrong I will highly appreciateit.Thanks,Richard StrunzSan Jose, CA
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Configuration: nozzle_replace - Win32 Debug-------------------- Compiling Fortran... Error spawning df.exe nozzle_replace.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) I have no idea what is 'df.exe'. Does anyone have a suggestion to fix this problem? Wed, 21 Jul 2004 23:06:06 GMT Gary Scot#2 / 5 Error spawning df.exe Hi, Quote: > I use the Microsoft Developer Studio fortran compiler. When I originally > installed this program, I had it put on a separate hard drive. A few days > ago, I moved the files to the C drive and I, hopefully, changed the related > environment variables to reflect the new location of the files. But when I > try to compile a fortran file I get the following error: > Configuration: nozzle_replace - Win32 Debug-------------------- > Compiling Fortran... > Error spawning df.exe > nozzle_replace.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) > I have no idea what is 'df.exe'. Does anyone have a suggestion to fix this > problem? "Microsoft Developer Studio fortran" isn't quite specific enough, but df.exe IS the main compiler executable for Compaq Visual Fortran. Some sort of error occurred when developer studio attempted to start the compiler, possibly it could not find the df.exe file or some required component. I would recommend that you simply perform a "refresh" install of CVF to the destination hard drive. -- Gary Scott Support the GNU Fortran G95 Project: computer_2(); Wed, 21 Jul 2004 23:40:28 GMT Duane Bozart#3 / 5 Error spawning df.exe Quote: > I use the Microsoft Developer Studio fortran compiler. When I originally > installed this program, I had it put on a separate hard drive. A few days > ago, I moved the files to the C drive and I, hopefully, changed the related > environment variables to reflect the new location of the files. But when I > try to compile a fortran file I get the following error: > Configuration: nozzle_replace - Win32 Debug-------------------- > Compiling Fortran... > Error spawning df.exe > nozzle_replace.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) > I have no idea what is 'df.exe'. Does anyone have a suggestion to fix this > problem? df.exe is the driver for the compiler/linker-- Is the really the MS compiler or Digital Visual Fortran which uses the MS Visual Studio IDE? Either way, you've either not gotten all the environment variables reset or still have references to the old drive in the registry somewhere...I've not used the real MS version since the DOS 5.1 days so can't speak of it at all--for CVF (formerly DVF), there is a batch file that comes with the installation that sets the required variables that can be run from the session before starting the compiler (from the same session). Modify it and check that then df functions correctly from the command line and then see that all other variables are correctly set equivalently. There are also some ways that Wxx sets variables that are accessible through the control panel that you need to make sure were fixed--where these are depends on which version of Wxx you're using.... Overall, it may be just simpler to re-install to the location you want it in given the awful way in which MS OS'es and apps interact.....particularly MS-related apps such as V-Studio Wed, 21 Jul 2004 23:44:26 GMT steve podlesk#4 / 5 Error spawning df.exe Quote: > > I use the Microsoft Developer Studio fortran compiler. When I originally > > installed this program, I had it put on a separate hard drive. A few days > > ago, I moved the files to the C drive and I, hopefully, changed the related > > environment variables to reflect the new location of the files. But when I > > try to compile a fortran file I get the following error: > > Configuration: nozzle_replace - Win32 Debug-------------------- > > Compiling Fortran... > > Error spawning df.exe > > nozzle_replace.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) > > I have no idea what is 'df.exe'. Does anyone have a suggestion to fix this > > problem? > df.exe is the driver for the compiler/linker-- > Is the really the MS compiler or Digital Visual Fortran which uses the > MS Visual Studio IDE? Duane, Yes it is Digital Visual Fortran. I did not have the CD with me so I used the title that I saw at the to of the window when I edit a *.for file. Quote:> Either way, you've either not gotten all the environment variables reset > or still have references to the old drive in the registry > somewhere... I've checked the environment variables several times. I think it's the registry. I've not used the real MS version since the DOS 5.1 days so Quote:> can't speak of it at all--for CVF (formerly DVF), there is a batch file > that comes with the installation that sets the required variables that > can be run from the session before starting the compiler (from the same > session What is the name of this batch file and where is it? Modify it and check that then df functions correctly from the Quote:> command line and then see that all other variables are correctly set > equivalently. There are also some ways that Wxx sets variables that are > accessible through the control panel that you need to make sure were > fixed--where these are depends on which version of Wxx you're using.... > Overall, it may be just simpler to re-install to the location you want > it in given the awful way in which MS OS'es and apps > interact.....particularly MS-related apps such as V-Studio Yes, I need to pester my boss more the get the CD back. Sat, 24 Jul 2004 06:08:27 GMT Steve Lione#5 / 5 Error spawning df.exe Quote:> I've not used the real MS version since the DOS 5.1 days so > > can't speak of it at all--for CVF (formerly DVF), there is a batch file > > that comes with the installation that sets the required variables that > > can be run from the session before starting the compiler (from the same > > session > What is the name of this batch file and where is it? The batch file is DFVARS.BAT and is in the Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\DF98\BIN folder, but that's not relevant to your problem, because that is used only for compiling from the command line and your error is coming while using Developer Studio. helped you solve this days ago. It is indeed true that if you moved files from one disk to another that there are many registry entries you would also need to modify. The best way to solve this, as was said, is to uninstall and reinstall on the correct drive. But if you want to try to fix this yourself, search the registry for references to "Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\" on the old disk and edit these to use the new drive name. There will be relevant entries under several registry keys, including HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\DigitalEquipmentCorporation\VisualFortran, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\DevStudio and HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\DevStudio One thing you may want to try first is to start Developer Studio and select Tools..Options..Directories. Look at the various directory paths listed and edit them if needed - especially the ones for Executable files. You should also run Per-User Setup from the Visual Fortran program group, but not until the registry entries are fixed. -- Steve Lionel Compaq Fortran Engineering Intel Corporation Nashua, NH Compaq Fortran - Intel Fortran - Sat, 24 Jul 2004 08:36:21 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 5 post ] Relevant Pages 1. VDF error executing df.exe
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