Compiler for x64 not available to Visual Studio

[KMcC]

After installing Visual Fortran, w_cprof_p_11.0.074_novsppe.exe (which installed both 32bit and Intel 64 application compilers), I created a test console application.
In the solution properties I selected x64 for platform.
Build fails with the following message: "Intel Visual Fortran Compiler for x64 not installed"
Tools, Options, Intel Visual Fortran, Compilers is configured for Win32 and the x64 compiler is not available in the dropdown list.
Is this a configuration setting somewhere in Visual Studio, or was the x64 compiler not installed?

[TimP]

Quoting - KMcC

After installing Visual Fortran, w_cprof_p_11.0.074_novsppe.exe (which installed both 32bit and Intel 64 application compilers), I created a test console application.
In the solution properties I selected x64 for platform.
Build fails with the following message: "Intel Visual Fortran Compiler for x64 not installed"
Tools, Options, Intel Visual Fortran, Compilers is configured for Win32 and the x64 compiler is not available in the dropdown list.
Is this a configuration setting somewhere in Visual Studio, or was the x64 compiler not installed?

In order to install this compiler for Intel64, Visual Studio must be installed with the C++ and x64 options enabled. Then, it is possible to install either or both the ia32 and intel64 Fortran compilers, and with either it is possible to install or not install VS integration. When the option is missing in the dropdown list, it would indicate that the last step was not taken for the Intel64 compiler. If the compiler were installed without integration, it should still present a command line window option on the Start menu, and it should be possible to modify the installation to add the integration.

[KMcC]

"In order to install this compiler for Intel64, Visual Studio must be installed with the C++ and x64 options enabled."

Indeed, Visual Studio was installed without the x64 components.
All is well, now.