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Hi all,
I recently upgraded my old compaq visual fortran (CVF)compiler to Intel visual fortran 2010.
In the first attempt to convert my old CVF code to VS 2010 I got an error message saying that the file with extension .dspis corrupted and that can not be openned.
The programcompilesand run with no errors in CVF.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks
I recently upgraded my old compaq visual fortran (CVF)compiler to Intel visual fortran 2010.
In the first attempt to convert my old CVF code to VS 2010 I got an error message saying that the file with extension .dspis corrupted and that can not be openned.
The programcompilesand run with no errors in CVF.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks
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I've seen occasional reports of this, but have never been able to reproduce it, even when customers send me their .dsp files. Unless your projects are very complex, it may be easier to just create new ones in VS2010.
If you'd like, attach a ZIP file of one or more sets of .dsw and .dsp files (not the sources) to a reply here (see my signature below for instructions) and I'll see if I can convert them for you.
If you'd like, attach a ZIP file of one or more sets of .dsw and .dsp files (not the sources) to a reply here (see my signature below for instructions) and I'll see if I can convert them for you.
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for this.
Thanks for this.

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