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Nevermind, the error was due to not having r134.fld, nitrogen.fld, c12.fld, and propane.fld files in the working directory even if you weren't trying to access them. Problem is now fixed! thanks again for your help guys.

Ok thank you for the help. Mikrom - I did what you said and yes that makes alot of sense now, but when I am still getting an error because of how I am calling the FLD files: when I do hfiles(1)=base_dir//"CO2"//'.fld' the command prompt says it was unable to open "C:\Program...

But if I want to generate a executable file then how will it compile the fluid data information which is needed?

Has anyone been able to interface REFPROP with their fortran code? I am trying to use the REFPROP subroutines which are given in .FOR files to determine density, compressibility, enthalpy, etc. given the temperature and pressure. I am a bit confused because one of the files that are required...

Awesome, it makes alot more sense now. Thanks everyone! Time to start coding :p

Awesome, it makes alot more sense now. Thanks everyone! Time to start coding :p

Hey, thanks for the help guys. It's going good so far, and FORTRAN is actually a pretty neat language to know. One question I have is: What is the difference between INTENT(IN) vs. PARAMETER. They seem to do the exact same thing to me..

Forgot to mention I am running a 64-bit operating system

Hello everybody, So for our universities 4th year capstone project I was that unlucky guy to be given the task of creating design software for a compressor.. I have experience with C, visual basic, Java, and MATLAB.. however my prof wants me to code it in FORTRAN -.- I am looking for some...