Problem running Fortran user subroutines

I'm using Marc 2020 and have been trying to implement user subroutines, for which I've installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 and Intel Fortran Compiler via Intel's oneAPI toolkits. However, I haven't been able to properly run the program with subroutines (have been trying some of the demo examples), the latest issue being:

LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\oneAPI\compiler\latest\windows\bin\..\mkl\lib\intel64\mkl_intel_ilp64.lib'

Environment variables have been properly set using setvars.bat from oneAPI. However, I see that Intel paths set in Marc's include_win64.bat are wrong, but can't edit them.

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0 eduardo_montalto over 2 years ago

I ended up contacting support, and they sent me a patch for the include_64.bat ("C:\Program Files\MSC.Software\Marc\2020.1.0\marc2020.1\tools\include_win64.bat"). However, this didn't work because the patch was meant for Marc 2020.1 and I was running Marc 2020.0. I was told then to upgrade to Marc 2021.4 (newest version at the time) and that fixed the problem. I recommend contacting support to see if you can get a similar patch. And if you don't have access to newer versions, you might still be able to update to the newest 2020 version.
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0 eduardo_montalto over 2 years ago

I ended up contacting support, and they sent me a patch for the include_64.bat ("C:\Program Files\MSC.Software\Marc\2020.1.0\marc2020.1\tools\include_win64.bat"). However, this didn't work because the patch was meant for Marc 2020.1 and I was running Marc 2020.0. I was told then to upgrade to Marc 2021.4 (newest version at the time) and that fixed the problem. I recommend contacting support to see if you can get a similar patch. And if you don't have access to newer versions, you might still be able to update to the newest 2020 version.
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