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With the new IVF integrations for 11.1.035, the help is more "streamlined" with VS help. However, I am doing something wrong when using the "search" limited to IVF. I kept only "Intel" checked in all three fileds: Language, Technology, and Content Type, still I don't get anything specific to IVF at all! for example, search for interface gives help relevant to C#.
I must be missing a step or two here. Any hints?
Abhi
I must be missing a step or two here. Any hints?
Abhi
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I recently worked through exactly this problem. IVF Fortran help content is apparently no longer set up by default as part of the IVF integration into VS, and a little easter-egg hunt is required.
The selection steps you mentioned are correct. Next, select from the main VS menu Help -> IVF Compiler Pro -> IVF Compiler help. This will bring up an "IVF Start Here" intro page, with a right-hand "Contents" pane which allows you to select a content filtering context to be associated with the F1 help key: select "Intel". The three selections of "Intel" noted in your post only served to add the "Intel" option to this context-selection menu; now you can actually select "Intel" content. Thereafter, pressing the standard F1 key will bring up dynamic Fortran help info for any F90 keyword under the cursor.
The selection steps you mentioned are correct. Next, select from the main VS menu Help -> IVF Compiler Pro -> IVF Compiler help. This will bring up an "IVF Start Here" intro page, with a right-hand "Contents" pane which allows you to select a content filtering context to be associated with the F1 help key: select "Intel". The three selections of "Intel" noted in your post only served to add the "Intel" option to this context-selection menu; now you can actually select "Intel" content. Thereafter, pressing the standard F1 key will bring up dynamic Fortran help info for any F90 keyword under the cursor.
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I recently worked through exactly this problem. IVF Fortran help content is apparently no longer set up by default as part of the IVF integration into VS, and a little easter-egg hunt is required.
The selection steps you mentioned are correct. Next, select from the main VS menu Help -> IVF Compiler Pro -> IVF Compiler help. This will bring up an "IVF Start Here" intro page, with a right-hand "Contents" pane which allows you to select a content filtering context to be associated with the F1 help key: select "Intel". The three selections of "Intel" noted in your post only served to add the "Intel" option to this context-selection menu; now you can actually select "Intel" content. Thereafter, pressing the standard F1 key will bring up dynamic Fortran help info for any F90 keyword under the cursor.
The selection steps you mentioned are correct. Next, select from the main VS menu Help -> IVF Compiler Pro -> IVF Compiler help. This will bring up an "IVF Start Here" intro page, with a right-hand "Contents" pane which allows you to select a content filtering context to be associated with the F1 help key: select "Intel". The three selections of "Intel" noted in your post only served to add the "Intel" option to this context-selection menu; now you can actually select "Intel" content. Thereafter, pressing the standard F1 key will bring up dynamic Fortran help info for any F90 keyword under the cursor.
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Indded, I find that after doing the selection steps, I can simply go back to VS menu--> Help --> IVF Fortran Compiler Help and there it is!
Many thanks Paul!
Abhi
Many thanks Paul!
Abhi
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Indded, I find that after doing the selection steps, I can simply go back to VS menu--> Help --> IVF Fortran Compiler Help and there it is!
Many thanks Paul!
Abhi
Many thanks Paul!
Abhi
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