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My attempt to configure Visual Studio Community 19 and install Parallel Studio update 2 has been unsuccessful. Installation of PSu2 required uninstalling, but then reinstalled without warnings. However, I am unable to find "Compile" on any of my menus, nor do I appear to have access to linking and debugging tools. Is PSu2 really compatible with VSC19, or do In need to backtrack to an earlier VSC?
Mahalo, Mike
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Problem solved. Thanks!
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it works fine with VS2019 Community IF and ONLY IF you
- install the Microsoft C++ component
- Install the "Desktop development with C++ Component". you can see this article
as the Release Notes describes.
If you do NOT have those prerequisites - uninstall Intel Fortran. Install those components, restart the PC, install PSXE 2020 U2
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Ron,
Thanks for the suggestions. I already had the "desktop development for C++" workload installed, along with a couple of others that I thought were applicable. However, following your instructions, I uninstalled Parallel Studio, restarted, and reinstalled, without any change in outcome.
How do I ensure that the Microsoft C++ component is installed?
Mahalo, Mike
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start VS2019
'Help' menu -> "About Microsoft Visual Studio" you should see "Visual C++ 2019 - blah blah blah"
You will have to tell us what you are doing and what you are seeing. So first, command line. Are you using a regular command window or Start -> Intel Parallel Studio XE 2020 -> "Compiler 19.1 Update 2 for Intel 64 Visual Studio 2019 environment" to start a command window with environment set up and ready to go.
start here:
Read this
Or this if you wan to use a regular Command Prompt window (you need to run compilervars.bat). Scroll down to WIndows - this page formatting is ugly but ignoring that ...
and if you want to use Visual Studio start here:
https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/documentation/fortran-compiler-developer-guide-...
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