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I have written an 64 bit console application. The application runs perfectly well on my computer (OS Windows 7) on which MS Visual Studio 2013 and Intel Visual Fortran is installed. But the application does not run on a server with OS Windows 2012 Server . Visual Fortran and Visual Studio is not installed on the server. Do I have to install Visual Fortran/Visual Studio on the server too in order to run the application? The dwi file of dependency walker, the error massage and the exe are given in the attached zip file.
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The site isn't allowing me to access downloads today.
If the application depends on dll distributed with VS and Intel Fortran, it should be sufficient to install the Visual Studio and ifort distributable library packages. The ifort distributable can be found alongside the compiler download on registrationcenter.intel.com. For VS, see e.g. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784
This assumes the server installation is also x64 (64-bit) mode.
/MT build mode, which used to be the ifort default, would incorporate most of the libraries into .exe from equivalent static .lib.
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I'm not sure what's going on with attachments - they upload fine for me but others are having issues. I will report this, Maybe you can upload the files to Dropbox, Google Drive or some such?
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