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I have been trying to compile ROSCO using the instructions given at: https://github.com/NREL/ROSCO. I am using visual studio community 2019 with Intel's FORTRAN compiler (version 2020) and cmake (3.17.2) of course. When running cmake, the build files are generated to the created directory but the libdiscon dynamic link library is not compiled to the directory. Does one need to edit the cmake list in order for this to happen (generate the libdiscon dynamic link library) or is the dynamic link library generated by default?
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
It is hard to say exactly what the issue is without more details. If no error messages were given during compiling, my guess is that the .dll was placed someplace on your computer that you may not expect. Generally, cmake list should not need to be modified at all, and the .dll should be automatically generated.
I have been trying to compile ROSCO using the instructions given at: https://github.com/NREL/ROSCO. I am using visual studio community 2019 with Intel's FORTRAN compiler (version 2020) and cmake (3.17.2) of course. When running cmake, the build files are generated to the created directory but the libdiscon dynamic link library is not compiled to the directory. Does one need to edit the cmake list in order for this to happen (generate the libdiscon dynamic link library) or is the dynamic link library generated by default?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: