Re: [TRNSYS-users] Adding New Component

[Yuichi Yasuda <yasuda@qcd.co.jp>]

Maidi,

The exported project file is a Compaq Visual Fortran project.
Before you build the DLL, you need to migration to Intel Visual Fortran
project.
The following article would be helpful.

Migrating from Compaq* Visual Fortran
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/migrating-from-compaq-visual-fortran

Regards,

Yuichi Yasuda

(2013/10/02 9:30), Eng. Majdi Amin wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> Hope all is well. I tried to add a new component using Intel Visual 
> Fortran and MS Visual Studio 2010 and following the example in section 
> 1.8 “Create New Component” in the Getting Started Guide document or 
> “volume 01”.
> Unfortunately, I couldn’t generate the (.dll) file for the new component.
> When I’m on TRNSYS, I did the following step "File/Export as/Fortran" 
> and create a "Type201" folder anywhere on your disk (e.g. in 
> "MyProjects"). Save the component as Type201.for there.
> But then TRNSYS gives me the attached messages.
> If I continued and ignored these messages and open the Fortran compiler 
> (MS Visual Studio 2010) and then open my new component “Type301.for” 
> manually, then do the following step:
> “Go to ‘Build/Set active configuration’, and select the ‘Release’ 
> project configuration. Press F7 to build the DLL.”
> Nothing is generated in the “UserLib\ReleaseDLLs’ directory”. However, I 
> was able to add the new component to the direct access tool. Also, if I 
> continued following the example steps to the end  my system will not 
> work and it
> says it couldn't find the (.dll) file. I repeated the example couple 
> times but got nothing so far.
> Peace
> Majdi Amin
> 
> 
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