Automating Builds

[Aaron_S_1]

I'd like to build Intel Fortran projects from the command line without writing my own makefile and without any knowlede of the environment variables that are set when the build is executed. I cannot use the command line tool provided with the intel installation. What scripts would I need to run to use devenv.com to build from my .vfproj files? The version of visual studio will be 2010, but it won't have Intel Fortran integrated into it. Should I execute the integrate.bat script with every build? Finally, if I'm using the vsvars32.bat script to setup visual studio, do I need to execute the intel scripts with an ia32 architecture? The build is on an intel64 machine, but we are deploying to Windows XP. Thanks in advance for any insight anyone can provide.

[IanH]

So... you are trying to use Visual Studio to build Fortran code without having the Visual Studio Fortran integration installed?

That's not going to get very far.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You can invoke devenv to build projects from the command line. From a Fortran Build Environment prompt, type "devenv /?" to get the syntax and options.  Does this help? You will need to have the Intel Fortran integration installed.