IMPLICIT NONE (TYPE,EXTERNAL)

[Morteza]

Hi Kevin,

I no longer can compile the code since (TYPE,EXTERNAL) is added. What could be the solution (except for removing them manually)?

BR,

[Kevin McGrattan]

FDS now complies with the 2018 Fortran standard. I suggest you upgrade to the oneAPI series of Intel compilers and tools. They are free, and they are what we now use.

[Morteza]

Kevin,

I now have both packages of oneAPI installed, along with the VS19.

When I try compiling through impi_intel_win_64, I receive these error messages:

Simo also received similar errors while compiling on his Win machine.

Seems like it can find the IFORT.exe to work with, but fails to find INCLUDE paths

My initial guess was the environment variable paths on my Windows machine, but failed to fix it.

Have you ever encountered such a problem?

[Morteza]

Here are what I have as path variables:

[Randy McDermott]

I would make sure that *everything* is up to date.  For example, on OSX we had to make sure that XCode was all up-to-date before the libraries were present.

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[Kevin McGrattan]

I'm still using the 2021.1 version of the compiler. I have not tried the latest. Have you successfully compiled using any version of oneAPI?

[Glenn Forney]

did you reboot your computer after installing your compilers?  

open up a new command shell then type

set

look for an environment variable named I_MPI_ONEAPI_ROOT

if you don't see it then your compiler installation is not complete.  This environment variable is defined by the Intel installers and used by the fds Build scripts

also

cd into fds\Build\Scripts and type

setup_intel_compilers

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[Glenn Forney]

also make sure you've updated your fds repo to the latest revision.

[Morteza]

"open up a new command shell then type

set"

-- I did, and the environment variable I_MPI_ONEAPI_ROOT exists.

"cd into fds\Build\Scripts and type

setup_intel_compilers"

-- When I did that, I received the following error:

"*** Error: Intel compiler environment variable, IFORT_COMPILER, not defined."

"    Intel compilers probably not installed."

Instead of double-clicking on the make_fds.bat file, I followed a workaround and was able to compile flawlessly.

I used the "Intel oneAPI command prompt for Intel 64 for Visual Studio 2019" and ran the make_fds batch file from there.

Seems like oneAPI needs to configure the environment for VS through its own command prompt each time, at least on my machine.