[TRNSYS-users] Creating a New Component

[David BRADLEY]

Ali,
   There is no need to create an .exe. Your compiler project should be 
set up to create a .dll containing only your Type. TRNExe.exe calls the 
TRNDll.dll and the TRNDll.dll will call your *.dll. If you are using a 
different Fortran compiler than the Intel compiler then instead of 
getting access to the TRNSYS kernel functions through a USE statement 
(as is done in the Fortran template) you have to import them from the 
TRNDLL using a DLLIMPORT command. The method for using DLLIMPORT will 
depend upon your compiler.
kind regards,
  David


On 4/9/2015 12:01 PM, Ali El-Nashar wrote:
> Dear All
> I am trying to create a new component using the Silverfrost Plato 
> Fortran compiler following the procedure in vol. 01 and 07 of the 
> Trnsys documentation. I was not able to create either the .EXE or .DLL 
> files for my component. Instead, I get the following error message:
> Error 404 – Cannot find definition for MODULE TRNSYSCONTANTS
> I’ll be grateful for any body who can provide me with some guidance.
> Ali El-Nashar
>
>
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