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After installing Visual C++ 2015 my Intel C++ 15 compiles started failing. It looks like Intel C++ is automatically picking up (incompatible) headers from the latest Visual C++.
Is there a way to force Intel C++ to use specific Visual C++ headers?
Do we have assurances that Intel C++ 2016 will be compatible with Visual C++ 2015?
Thanks,
Stuart
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I haven't had any problems here, but I'm not pushing the limits. If you would submit problem reports, they should be resolveed quicker than otherwise.
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Even the C++ compilation check that CMake does is failing -- I don't think it will be long until problem reports start flowing in on this. But let's see if others are hitting this or if someone finds a fix first.
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Hi Stuart,
Do you have a small test case and error messages? I'd love to check if this is a known issue in our problem-tracking database.
Thanks.
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I know which of my sources it failed on but I removed VC 2015 before reducing it to a minimal example. As I said, the CMake test compile fails so build anything with CMake. An internal compiler error occurs.
Stuart

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