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This sounds like a horrendously simple question and it might be. I think everything should work fine, but I end up getting an error message:įor simplicity, uploaded a small program example which I have this error (cant attach to the post because to lib files exceed the limit): (I've read here and there that the order of this list is important, so I tried all the combinations: BLM, BML, LBM, LMB, MBL, MLB.) project > build options > linker settings > linker libraries > add> (added BLASd, LAPACKd and MATGENd) lib files)Īdded the libraries to the projects build options: settings > compiler > search directories > compiler> add: (added the path to the 3. I did the same to compiler (although I think it isn't necessary for fortran) i.e. settings > compiler > search directories > linker > add: (added the path to the 3. I did what I think was needed to link the libraries which is: lib files and I am trying to link them to the projects.
#SIMPLY FORTRAN THE DEBUGGER EXECUTABLE COULD NOT BE LOCATED INSTALL#
I didn't install nothing but the IDE and the compiler, i.e., I just have the. I am using wingw64 to as fortran compiler.
The libraries are BLASd, LAPACKd, MATGENd (which might be intel libraries as they are in upper case - which I think wouldn't be the source of error) Various organizations provide us with mirrors all around the world, see our mirror list for details.I am trying to link 3 libraries (.lib) to a project.
#SIMPLY FORTRAN THE DEBUGGER EXECUTABLE COULD NOT BE LOCATED HOW TO#
Take look atĭetailed MSYS2 install guide for troubleshootingĪnd additional details on how to keep your MSYS2 up-to-date. Start menu item to use when and which packages to install. Now you can call make or gcc to build software for Windows.Ĭheck out the introduction page to learn which To start building using the mingw-w64 GCC, close this window and run "MSYS MinGW 64-bit" from Start menu. :: There are 48 members in group base-devel:ġ) asciidoc 2) autoconf 3) autoconf2.13 4) autogen Warning: file-5.39-2 is up to date - skipping $ pacman -S -needed base-devel mingw-w64-x86_64-toolchain
#SIMPLY FORTRAN THE DEBUGGER EXECUTABLE COULD NOT BE LOCATED UPDATE#
Update the rest of the base packages with pacman -Su:
:: To complete this update all MSYS2 processes including this terminal will be closed. Warning: terminate other MSYS2 programs before proceeding Unless your setup file is very recent, it will take two steps. Update the package database and base packages.
#SIMPLY FORTRAN THE DEBUGGER EXECUTABLE COULD NOT BE LOCATED 64 BIT#
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