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When trying to convert a C++ project to use the Intel compiler in Visual Studio 2008, after the comfirmation message which i leave with the OK-button i get a message box that "Build.BatchBuild" is not available. I am using a german version of VS 2008 professional. The project remains unconverted. Does anybody know what i can do?
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Quoting - pyrion
When trying to convert a C++ project to use the Intel compiler in Visual Studio 2008, after the comfirmation message which i leave with the OK-button i get a message box that "Build.BatchBuild" is not available. I am using a german version of VS 2008 professional. The project remains unconverted. Does anybody know what i can do?
I am experiencing the exact same problem. I am using Visual Studio 2005, Windows XP 64-bit and the Intel-64 bit compiler.
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Try following:
1. try to convert again, when the "Confirmation" pops up, check the box "Do not clean the projects"at the bottom. This is a new feature. There might be a bug when using it with non-English VS.
Please let us know if this works.
Thanks,
Jennifer
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We have reproduced this problem internally and I entered it in our bug tracking system. Jennifer or myself will let you know when there is an update on this issue.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
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This bug should be fixed in the future update.
For now, the work-around is following:
1. remove the VB project from the solution temporarily
2. update the VC project to use Intel C++
3. add the VB project back
For now, the work-around is following:
1. remove the VB project from the solution temporarily
2. update the VC project to use Intel C++
3. add the VB project back
Jennifer
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This issue has been fixed in our 12.0 Intel C++ Composer XE for Windows. You can download it from the Registration Center.
thanks,
Jennifer
thanks,
Jennifer
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