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Old   August 16, 2007, 15:02
Default Error with posdat.f - undefined symbol: for_open
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Emmanuel Resch
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I encounter the following error when executing star. Just when posdat.f is called, the following message appears in the STAR window:

... "undefined symbol: for_open"

I get this error because in my code I'm trying to use inherent Fortran functions, such as OPEN, CLOSE, WRITE. Apparently, some inherent Fortran functions, including i/o functions, require linking additional Intel libraries to the STAR-CD user-supplied dynamic library libstarusr.so. I have found out what these libraries are and where they are located on my system, but I have no idea how to link them to libstarusr.so.

The following webpage describes my problem almost perfectly, but the solution they offer goes right over my head... http://www.adina.com/faq/qg008.shtml

Any help on how to fix libstarusr.so so that I can use these Fortran functions?

Thanks so much.
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