Distributed dll question

[dondilworth]

My project has Fortran and C++, and the latter is the main program. When I create a setup.exe with Visual Studio, it works when I test it on the same PC. But if I install it on another PC, also running Windows 7, it fails to run with the error that libifcoremd.dll is missing. I tried adding the redistributable "Visual C++ 10.0 OpenMP (x86), but it did the same thing. What, exactly, to I have to add so that this error goes away?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

We provide .msm merge modules and executable installers for the Intel compiler redistributables. See here for more info.

[dondilworth]

Steve:

This is tantalizing, but a newbe needs more than a hint. I gather from the site you pointed at that I need to use the file

w_fcompxe_redist_ia32_2011.7.258.msm.

Now all I need is a hint saying exactly how to use it. Do I include it somewhere in the InstallShield stuff? Where, and how?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I am not an InstallShield user, but a .msm is something you add to a Windows Installer build. You'll have to study the InstallShield documentation for more on this. Microsoft provides a .msm for Visual C++ redistributables which you should also use.