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I have MS VisualStudio version 15.9.7 installed on my Windows computer. Intel C++/Fortran version 19, update 2 doesn't seem to recognize it. Is this a known issue? If so, what do I do?
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Please see https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-compilers-integration-support-for-microsoft-visual-studio-2017 for VS2017 which Intel Compiler currently supports.
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Is there a scheduled release date for a version 19 update which will integrate with MS VS 15.9
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I asked this question a week ago. Are there no developers who monitor this forum?
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I am told that IPSXE2019 Update 3 (release Mar/7) supports VS15.9. Can you try that version?
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I just tried the installer for update 3 and am still getting the message that no suitable VS environments can be found. I did install VS 15.9 in a custom location rather than in the default. Is it possible that the Intel installers don't know enough to look elsewhere?
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Do you have another system to install VS15.9 at the default location and then install Update 3?
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No, but I can uninstall and reinstall in the default location. I installed in a custom location for reasons that are no longer relevant.
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OK, I have had success. Thanks for your help.
You might want to add to the v 19, update 3 release notes:
Now supports MS VS v 15.9
MS VS needs to be installed in the default location
This last requirement should be considered a bug which needs to be fixed.

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