64Bit DLL

[dajum]

Hi,

I'm trying to get a DLL I have built for someone who needs a 64 bit version. I'm not running a 64 bit OS myself. I have Windows XP using IVF 9.1 and VS2005. I can't figure out how to get my project settings changed to build a 64 bit version. The only platform available in the project properties is WIN32. Can you point me to somewhere that explains how to get this accomplished.

Thanks,

Dave

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You need to do a Change/Modify on VS2005 and add the "x64 compiler and tools" subcomponent for Visual C++. This is not installed by default on IA-32 systems with VS2005 unless you're using the Standard Edition.

Details on changing configuration platforms is in the compiler documentation in the section on using Visual Studio.

[dajum]

Steve,

I have rerun both installers twice. I'm running W_FC_C_9[1].0.030.exe and trying to get it integrated into VS2005. Is there some compatability issue here? The documentation only references VS2003 .NET. Even though the installer says that IA-32, EMT64, and VS integration tools are all installed, VS doesn't seem to know that the intel compiler is there ( the About button doesn't show it as installed). I also don't see any files other than ifort.cfg and ifortvars.bat in the EMT64/bin directory. Something is wrong here and I don't know what.

Dave

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You're using Intel Fortran 9.0. It does not support VS2005. You need 9.1 at the earliest. 10.0 is current.