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I just upgraded (installed from scratch) to Windows 7, and I have tried to set back up my development environment.
I installed Visual Studio 8 (2005), its SP1 and SP1 update for Vista and Win7.
Then I installed the Intel C Compiler for IA32, andIntel C Compiler 11.0 IA32 IDE Integrations. The latter detected Visual Studio 8 and proceeded to install without errors.
However, upon starting VS8, there is no integration. I can not change my projects to use the Intel Compiler, and the menu items I had for the Intel Compiler in VS8 under Windows XP are all missing.
Any ideas?
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Can you open the VS2005 command prompt window from "Start" menu? to make sure the vcvars.bat works.
Then if it works, try toinstall the 11.1.065 pkg to see if you can get IDE integration to work. During installation, you'll be asked several times on a question about if you'd like to run VS2005 or search online. Make sure to click "Run" the program.
Jennifer
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Thank you, Jennifer. The latest update appears to have solved the problem.

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