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Hi, I am running Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011 with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Shell. If I run my program with Administrator accoutn, it builds the program fine. However, if I run it under User account, no executable file is generated. I got the following message: "
1>------ Rebuild All started: Project: Console1, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>Deleting intermediate files and output files for project 'Console1', configuration 'Debug|Win32'.
1>
1>Console1 - 0 error(s), 0 warning(s)
1>------ Rebuild All started: Project: Console1, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------1>Deleting intermediate files and output files for project 'Console1', configuration 'Debug|Win32'.1>1>Console1 - 0 error(s), 0 warning(s) "Apparently, no code really went through the building process.
Could anybody please help me to solve it? Thank you so very much!
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Follow the instructions in this article. In particular:
While still in Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel® Visual Fortran > General. (If this menu is not present, proceed to step 2.) Look at the two "Source:" fields under "Fortran File Extensions". If they are blank, click the Reset button under each one. For Free Format, Source should show ".f90" and for Fixed Format, ".f,.for,.fpp". If the fields were blank, and are now filled in, this may correct the problem. Close Visual Studio and restart it to test.
While still in Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel® Visual Fortran > General. (If this menu is not present, proceed to step 2.) Look at the two "Source:" fields under "Fortran File Extensions". If they are blank, click the Reset button under each one. For Free Format, Source should show ".f90" and for Fixed Format, ".f,.for,.fpp". If the fields were blank, and are now filled in, this may correct the problem. Close Visual Studio and restart it to test.
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Follow the instructions in this article. In particular:
While still in Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel® Visual Fortran > General. (If this menu is not present, proceed to step 2.) Look at the two "Source:" fields under "Fortran File Extensions". If they are blank, click the Reset button under each one. For Free Format, Source should show ".f90" and for Fixed Format, ".f,.for,.fpp". If the fields were blank, and are now filled in, this may correct the problem. Close Visual Studio and restart it to test.
While still in Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel® Visual Fortran > General. (If this menu is not present, proceed to step 2.) Look at the two "Source:" fields under "Fortran File Extensions". If they are blank, click the Reset button under each one. For Free Format, Source should show ".f90" and for Fixed Format, ".f,.for,.fpp". If the fields were blank, and are now filled in, this may correct the problem. Close Visual Studio and restart it to test.
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It does solve the problem! Thank you very much!
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I see that for VS2010, there is no "Reset" button - one needs to fill in the fields manually. I'll revise the article to mention that.

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