I recently installed the CO and COMT library. These libraries show up in the GAUSS Library Tool, but when I run some old code that requires these libraries I get the error:
G0025 : Undefined symbol: 'coset’
What do I need to do to get GAUSS to recognize that these libraries are installed?
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1. Installation. Verify that the GAUSS Applications have been installed correctly:
- Verify that the Application Installer Wizard was used to install the GAUSS Application from within GAUSS (v11-14). See /support/installation/using-the-applications-installer-wizard/ for instructions.
- Try and run some examples for each GAUSS Application installed. Set the working directory to the examples folder under your GAUSS installation directory such as c:\gauss14\examples\
- Run the CO and COMT examples such as: c01.e, co2.e, comt1.e, comt2.e, etc.
- If these work, it tells us that the GAUSS Applications have been installed correctly
2. Library Statement. You may need to include a library statement in your program to make the library's functions available.
- Place a library statement such as the following at the top of your program:
library co;
or
library comt;
3. Functions. Ensure that the functions you are calling are in same libary as the library statement.
- For example, if you are using the function coset which is found in CO, you need to make sure that you are calling the co libary.
- Some programs may require more than one libary statement depending on the individual functions called in your program.
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1. Installation. Verify that the GAUSS Applications have been installed correctly:
- Verify that the Application Installer Wizard was used to install the GAUSS Application from within GAUSS (v11-14). See /support/installation/using-the-applications-installer-wizard/ for instructions.
- Try and run some examples for each GAUSS Application installed. Set the working directory to the examples folder under your GAUSS installation directory such as c:\gauss14\examples\
- Run the CO and COMT examples such as: c01.e, co2.e, comt1.e, comt2.e, etc.
- If these work, it tells us that the GAUSS Applications have been installed correctly
2. Library Statement. You may need to include a library statement in your program to make the library's functions available.
- Place a library statement such as the following at the top of your program:
library co;
or
library comt;
3. Functions. Ensure that the functions you are calling are in same libary as the library statement.
- For example, if you are using the function coset which is found in CO, you need to make sure that you are calling the co libary.
- Some programs may require more than one libary statement depending on the individual functions called in your program.