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the detail steps are:
1. open anIntelC cmd prompt with "admin" from [start->all programs->Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011-> Command prompt->Intel-64 VS2010 mode"
2. cd to "
3. run "gacutil.exe /i Intel.Build.ICLTasks.ICMsgTask.dll"
let me know if it works. strange, we're unable to duplicate this issue.
did you install the Intel C++ Composer XE 2011 or Intel Parallel Studl XE 2011 on a "D:" drive?
thanks,
Jennifer
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the detail steps are:
1. open anIntelC cmd prompt with "admin" from [start->all programs->Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011-> Command prompt->Intel-64 VS2010 mode"
2. cd to "
3. run "gacutil.exe /i Intel.Build.ICLTasks.ICMsgTask.dll"
let me know if it works. strange, we're unable to duplicate this issue.
did you install the Intel C++ Composer XE 2011 or Intel Parallel Studl XE 2011 on a "D:" drive?
thanks,
Jennifer
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That's great that it works.
Could you do one more check for me?
I talked to our IDE engineer about this specific issue, the "gacutil" should be needed to register the assembly.
Did you run "msbuild" from the Intel C++ Composer's command prompt?
The root cause is that the "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319" is not on the "path".
Could you send the "set path" output to me from the command prompt where you run the msbuild? Maybe the "path" overflowed.
thanks,
Jennifer
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If you get the command prompt window from Intel C++ Composer XE menu like [start->all program->Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011->command prompt->Parallel Studio with Intel Compiler -> Intel 64 Visual Studio 2010 mode], there is no need to call the Intel compiler's env script any more.
Could you try the following and let me know? thanks a lot.
1. open the Intel C++ Composer XE command prompt with "Admin right"
2. unregister the "gacutil.exe /u Intel.Build.ICLTasks.ICMsgTask.dll"
3. run "msbuild" to see if it works.
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So you have Intel Parallel Studio 2011 installed first, then upgraded to Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011, and encountered this problem. right?
Let me try to reproduce then. thanks.
Jennifer
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