Dear Hantao
indlst is an utility function of FLUKA library (liflukahp.a)
In order to compile and link usxsuw.f you need FLUKA library and therefore
you cannot link it on Windows with that compiler. In order to succeed
you should have FLUKA library produced with the same compiler in the
same environment.
This is not possibile, therefore I suggest to follow Dan Kirby's
suggestion. I also remind that the new graphical tool, FLAIR, (see the
FLUKA web site) can manage your needs in a even simpler and more elegant
form.
Best regards
Giuseppe Battostoni
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009, Hantao Jing wrote:
> Dear Fluka experts,
> When I calculate the neutron production from a W target impinged by the
> proton beam, many files of the results obtained by USRBDX detector produce. If
> I use the usxsuw to read the unformatted files, it is very inconvenient and
> inefficient by inputting the files one by one. So I hope that the computer can
> read all these files automatically if I make some changes for the code of
> usxsuw.f. At present, I just know that the GETFILEINFOQQ functions can read
> files in some folders in Compaq Visual Fortran. When I try to compile the
> usxsuw.f by Compaq Visual Fortran in windows operating system. There are
> linking error happening, namely,
>
> --------------------Configuration: usxsuw - Win32 Debug--------------------
> Linking...
> usxsuw.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _INDLST_at_16
> Debug/usxsuw.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
> Error executing link.exe.
>
> This message tell me that the undlst function can't be found.
> Could you tell me something about the undlst function? Or how can read the
> output files automatically in Linux?
> thank you very much!
>
> Hantao Jing
> 2009-3-11
>
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