Slawomir Janicki
slawomir.janicki@comcast.net
To run Firefly on Win7 I use a batch file with the following syntax:
e:\ff\firefly8 -i "e:\ff1\%1.inp" -o "e:\ff1\%1.log" -t e:\ff2 -b "%2" -r -f -p -stdext -daf 1 -lp -np 6
When %2 is cc-pV5hiZ.lib the batch file executes correctly. When %2 is cc-pV(5-hi)Z.lib Firefly can't find the library. However, when %1 is PhNH2-RHF-cc-pV(5-hi)Z the batch runs fine.
I checked the fully substituted line and it looks as expected.
What are there limitations of the basis set file names?
Slawomir