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I have just upgraded to IVF 10.0 and would like to develop dlls for use with xcel. Are there any simple examples out there I can try out?
Thanks
steve
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Thanks
steve
I don't know about 10.0 but in 10.1 there is some sample code :
C:Program FilesIntelCompilerFortran10.1.025samplesMixedLanguageExcel
Les
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I don't know about 10.0 but in 10.1 there is some sample code :
C:Program FilesIntelCompilerFortran10.1.025samplesMixedLanguageExcel
Les
Great! Thanks, I downloaded the software and am still looking around to find everything.
steve
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Feel free to ask if you have further questions. I do recommend though that you click on the "Edit Profile" link at right and change your forum display name to something other than your email address.
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Feel free to ask if you have further questions. I do recommend though that you click on the "Edit Profile" link at right and change your forum display name to something other than your email address.
Steve,
Is there documentation available for 10.0? (hopefully in pdf)
steve
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The documentation is installed along with the compiler. You can find it in Visual Studio by clicking on Help and there should be an "Intel Fortran Compiler Help" item there, or through Start > Programs > Intel Software Development Tools > Intel Fortran Compiler x.x.x > Documentation Index
You can find a copy of the 10.1 documentation here, though only some is in PDF form.

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