Compile error using intel fortran on windows 10 of PC

[Suh]

I officially bought Intel@oneAPI Base & HPCm Toolkit (Single-Node) named-user-Commercial(ESD).

I downloaded Intel one API Base Toolkir(all tools : 2.71GB)  and Intel HPS Toolkit (all tools : 1.22GB)

for windows.

I installed the Intel fortran compiler for window on PC successfilly.

But the fortran compiler do not operate nornally on my PC.

I made a simple test fortran program and I compilered it on DOS command.

The program generated only "test.obj" and do not create "test.exe".

> ifort test.f

-subsystem : console

test.obj

LINK : fatal error LINK1104 : can not open file : "test.exe"

What is the wrong?

[mecej4]

What is the full path of the directory in which you are trying to get the linker to write the file "test.exe"?

[Suh]

I connected path "c:\program files (x86)\intel\openapi\compiler\2024.0\bin

and "c:\program files (x86)\intel\openapi\compiler\2024.0\lib"

But only "test.obj" is generated and do not create "test.exe" file

[Steve_Lionel]

Check your antivirus software as sometimes such software locks writable EXE files for analysis. I'll also comment that this is not a compile error - if the .obj was created, the compile succeeded.

[Suh]

Thank you.

I only bought the oneAPI Base and HPC tookit.  Some people told me if you want to

operate intel fortran on window 10, you have already installed MS visual studio.

Is it true? I do not have MS visual studio because I want to run some fortran programs on DOS command.

[mecej4 · Accepted solution]

Even if you restrict yourself to compiling, linking and running CLI programs from the Windows command window (which you incorrectly called the "DOS prompt"), you still need to have enough of the Visual Studio/Microsoft C compilation system to be able to compile, link and run a C/C++ program. This is listed under the software requirements for Intel OneAPI.

[Suh]

Thank you, mecej4

From your comments, I know that I have to take a MS visual studio 2022 for running the intel fortran

compiler successfully  on my PC.