Environment Variables

[reneeculver]

I have a couple of questions....

On 64 bits, under debug I can run my progam and it does not find the input files, writes me a note and then exits. However I can run the same executable with explorer and it will find the input files and run.

The only thing I know of to attrrbute this to are envonment variables. Can someone help me out with this?
Needless to say, this makes debugging nearly imposible.

Also, does this system build Win32? When I choose thet setting it says... "Compiler not installed"

Renee

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You may have missed when I explained before that when you run under Visual Studio, VS sets the "default directory" to be the project directory rather than the Debug or Release subdirectory where the EXE is located. So put the data file in the project directory.

We need more information on your last questiion. You may have installed only the 64-bit compiler. If you install the full product, you get both 32-bit and 64-bit compilers.

[reneeculver]

""You may have missed when I explained before that when you run under Visual Studio, VS sets the "default directory" to be the project directory rather than the Debug or Release subdirectory where the EXE is located. So put the data file in the project directory"

I certainly did miss this: ThanK you. I thought I was losing my mind.

I will get more information on the second part.

Renee

[reneeculver]

Ok,when I compile under 32 bits, a sign pops up that says:

Intel Visual Fortan Compiler for "Win32" not installed.

Renee

[Steven_L_Intel1]

In that case you installed the package with a name ending in _intel64.exe. Go back and download the installer with the name ending in _novsshell.exe - this gives you both 32-bit and 64-bit. You may see a "modify" dialog when you do this - select that and let it install the 32-bit compiler.

[reneeculver]

Ok, I'll fix it in my prodigious spare time. That's a DECism I bet you haven't heard in a while!

Renee

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Well, at least I didn't tell you to See Figure 1.

[reneeculver]

You know.... I've never used tha onet.

The copy of the intel software is corrupted at the intel site. I can't copy it.

Renee

[Steven_L_Intel1]

No, it isn't corrupted at the Intel site. But sometimes customers run into problems with the download. Delete the copy you downloaded, clear your browser cache and then try the alternate download method for the software. (For each one, there is a link that is to the file directly and a second that starts a Java download manager - try whichever one you didn't before.)