> Hello, Brian, > > I am really thankful for your answer. It is true that I am building GSL with Visual Studio 2010. But actually my program worked one year ago when someone else was using it. Also, fortran does not uses it. My fortran code calls my c++ code, which is linked to gsl. I see it enters my c++ code and it stops in the first gsl function. That is why I do not think there is a problem with fortran. I do not understand either why he compiles well, he finds the libraries, but he crashes after being turned into .exe. > > I tried what you suggested and the tests for gsl library succeeded very well.
> > Just to be more specific, below I show you the steps I am following to install the library GSL 1.8 and link it to my Visual Studio 2010. Is any step missing? Do you think it would be better to use a more recent version of gsl? If yes, where I can find it and what manual to link it to Visual Studio 2010 can I use? > I am not sure that it will help but you might try a more recent version of the library. My Visual Studio 2010 build is available here: http://www.gladman.me.uk/computing/gnu_scientific_library.php If this doesn't help, perhaps you can write a simple example that fails, which I can take a look at. Brian
