topic Debug function Visual Studio 2008 disabled in Intel® Fortran Compiler

Debug function Visual Studio 2008 disabled

sebamo — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 09:26:24 GMT

Hallo together,

I'm only a beginner in programming and compiling fortran programs and subroutines. Having opened a fortran code in Visual Studio 2008 the debug function is disabled and clicking F5 is not working either. What did I forget or not see?

If I want to compile my program within the command window of the Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 10.1.019, I get the error message LNK1104 that the file bufferoverflowu.lib couldn't be opened. I'm sure that this affects other library files, too.

My OS is a 64bit Windows 7.

Thanks for your help

Debug function Visual Studio 2008 disabled

mecej4 — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 10:36:28 GMT

Merely opening a source file in Visual Studio may not allow compiling it. You have to create a new project (or open an existing one) and add the file to the project first.

Certain versions of Visual Studio and/or the Microsoft Platform/Windows SDK set the /GS option by default and had corresponding references in the C libraries that Intel Fortran uses. Some of these SDKs had bufferoverflowU.lib as a separate library, and others did not.

You may need to find which library or object is responsible for the references to bufferoverflowU.lib.

If you have further questions, please state the versions of compiler/VS/SDK/Windows that you use.

Debug function Visual Studio 2008 disabled

TimP — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 12:03:28 GMT

If you use an obsolete version which tries to link bufferflowu.lib, it's your responsbility to supply the /link /nodefaultlib: specification.