Building a single program in a multiprogram .net studio

[tonyjay68]

Message Edited by tonyjay68 on 12-23-2003 05:39 AM

[tonyjay68]

It is a compiler bug apparently

"I have reproduced this problem but I see that is if fixed in a very recent linux compiler. The fix should be present in the next windows ifort update that goes to premier.intel.com. "

3 days to wait for a 1 minute compilation...

Who knows when the next windows fortran compiler is coming out ??????

Tony

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Tony,

I am confused - the title of this topic seems unrelated to the problem you found, which is of an internal compiler error. Was there something more to your original message?

If you believe you have found a compiler or product problem, please report it to Intel Support, which I see you already have. There is not much to be gained from also posting here in the user forum.

[tonyjay68]

Steve.

Sorry, not sure what happened there. Some Xmas eve haste.

The problem was - I compile 1 program, which uses perhaps 10 other libraries in my solution. The solution contains another30 or so programs and 60 other libraries.

The is program is the only one I can compile (the others crash the compiler so I can not get them to compile until I get the next compiler).

If I try to debug the program it tries to rebuild all the project in the solution.

In the old studio I would just hit f5 and all would be ok.

The new studio does not seem to have the same concept of active project (but talks of strat up project, which does not appear to same thing). I also can not unload projects (and reload them later along with their dependancies)

1. How do I debug just one project, with out buildingprojects which are not its dependancies ?

2. Where should I be looking for this 'how to use the studio documentation' is it differerent from C++ and Fortran ?

3. Where is any fortran documentation, and how do I access it - I downloaded the software are there other downloads ?

Thanks Tony

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I will have to experiment to see about debugging a program without rebuilding.

Look to the Visual C++.NET documentation for info on how to use all the features of that environment. The Intel Fortran documentation (which is installed along with the compiler and available from Help) describes the Fortran-specific aspects of its usage.