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Hello.
I have a fortran project. When I run it in visual studio everything works fine but when I try to run the correspond .exe file I get this error "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Intel\Shared Files\cpp\bin\ia64\libmmd.dll is not desgined to run on windows".
I have looked for a solution but I found nothing.
Thanks for any help.
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I think you have PATH set up incorrectly to include IA64 compiler support DLLs (something we have not provided since version 11.0) You should edit the system PATH environment variable to remove any folders with IA64 in their name.
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IA64 is the build for Itanium processors. You want to build for x64 (Intel64) processors.
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I think you have PATH set up incorrectly to include IA64 compiler support DLLs (something we have not provided since version 11.0) You should edit the system PATH environment variable to remove any folders with IA64 in their name.
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I changed the plataform to x64 but I get this new error: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Intel\Shared Files\fortran\bin\ia64\libifcoremmd.dll is not desgined to run on windows".
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Thnaks a lot.
I had installed the intel fortran libraries version 11.0. I deleted it and then installed the version 15.0 and problem solved!
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