I am using Matlab 2023a to call Fortran source file using mex. I use the following compiler for Fortran language compilation:
Intel oneAPI 2023 for Fortran with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.
The code I used to compile is
mex ero_dep_fortran.f90 -output ero_dep_fortran
However, I got the following erros:
Error using mex C:\Users\40967\Desktop\Paper bank collapse and meander migration\Draft-version2\Code\ero_dep_fortran.lib �Ͷ��� C:\Users\40967\Desktop\Paper bank collapse and meander migration\Draft-version2\Code\ero_dep_fortran.exp ero_dep_fortran.obj : error LNK2019: ���������ⲿ���� NEW_EPOINTS_ASSIGNMENT���÷����ں��� MEXFUNCTION �б����� ero_dep_fortran.obj : error LNK2019: ���������ⲿ���� omp_get_wtime���÷����ں��� BANK_EROSION_CALCULATION_ENTRY �б����� C:\Users\40967\Desktop\Paper bank collapse and meander migration\�ĺ����\Draft-version2\Code\ero_dep_fortran.mexw64 : fatal error LNK1120: 2�����������ⲿ����
A lot of messy code in the error. I found the main problem maybe
ero_dep_fortran.obj : error LNK2019
but I do not know how to slove it...This code can be run in other computers with lower version of Matlab and Intel Parallel Studio XE, Microsoft Visual Studio.
Any suggestion is grateful....
I notice you are using a .f90 free format source file. Have you edited the MATLAB supplied compile file to get rid of the silly /fixed option on the $COMPFLAGS line yet? This forces the compiler to treat your file as a fixed format file which you don't want. Just delete that option from that file.
E.g., On a PC you can check in the matlabroot\bin\win64\mexopts directory for an XML file that corresponds to your compiler. Then look for a line that resembles this:
COMPFLAGS="/nologo /fpp /Qprec /fixed /MD /fp:source /assume:bscc $INCLUDE $COMPDEFINES"
Delete the /fixed option so that the line looks like this instead:
COMPFLAGS="/nologo /fpp /Qprec /MD /fp:source /assume:bscc $INCLUDE $COMPDEFINES"