RE: question with running nonmem

From: "Sale, Mark" <ms93267@GlaxoWellcome.com> Subject: RE: question with running nonmem Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 16:11:21 -0400 Xuejun, Either the nmfe5.bat file is corrupt or perhaps the compiler is not in that path. First check the nmfe5.bat file, in is should be the lines (about 18 lines from the end) :compile %f% %op% /Fenonmem %s% @link.lnk %n% %u% > %f%.txt Type path at the command line and see if it includes the path to the compiler (probably c:\program files\DF\BIN. If it is not in the path, change the path from the control panel. Click: Run..Settings..Control panel Then double click the "System" icon, and select the "Environment" tab. Then select Path from the "System Variables" list, and add the ;(path to df/bin) where (path to df/bin) is the full path to your compiler executable df.exe. Usually this is c:\program files\devstudio\df\bin. When this doesn't work either, try the nmtran-nmlink-compile-run by hand. Type first delete fsubs and fdata, then type c:\nmv\tr\nmtran < control See if you have a (new) fsubs, fdata files. if you do, type copy fsubs fsubs.for then c:\nmv\util\nmlink and see if you get a file link.lnk. If you do, type df /Fenonmem fsubs.for @link.lnk c:\nmv\nm\nonmem.obj c:\nmv\nm\blkdat.obj c:\nmv\nm\nonmem.lib (the above is for the digital fortran compiler, and nonmem installed in c:\nmv\nm) and see if you get the file nonmem.exe This should allow you to figure out where the nmfe5.bat file is not working. Good luck. Mark