François, If I understand correctly, your fortran environment tells you that *.dll resulting from compiling your type would result in a file that is 256 MB? I have not run into such a situation before but I imagine that if the DLL is bigger than the amount of RAM memory available in the computer, that it would not be able to load. If the DLL is indeed 256 MB in size, you may need to look back at your data structures and figure out why there is such a large size. Perhaps the use of ALLOCATABLE arrays would help keep the DLL more manageable. Kind regards, David BOUDEHENN François 208313 wrote:
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