Fortran Program in Windows 7 64 bit

[sumitm]

Hi,

What do I need to run an Intel fortran application in windows 7 64 bit

I use Intel fortran 10.025 version and the exe runs and the opengl portion of the application runs. But when I want to laucnch a qucickwin dialog box, it complains about insufficient memory, which is not the case.

Do I need to compile it under a different setting or do I need the Intel fortran 64 bit compiler

Do I need to keep both 32 bit and 64 bit compilers to cater to 32 bit and 64 bit systems

Any help would be appreciated

Regards

Sumit

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You should have everything you need, though version 10 is quite old by now. Are you using the included Visual Studio 2005 Premier Partner Edition or are you using a different Visual Studio? Only VS2005 supports 64-bit development.

Did you install the Intel 64 (I think it was called Intel EM64T back then) compiler? (Do not select IA-64!) To select a 64-bit configuration, select Build > Configuration Manager. For the Platform select New... and it should fill in the x64 platform.

Yes, you will need both compilers if you want to build for both 32-bit and 64-bit.

[sumitm]

Steve,

Thanks for the info. I did never download the EM64T and after many years once I logged into Intel premier support, that compiler is not available for download anymore. Can it be made available

Also what is the upgrade price on a verion 10 to whatever is current for Intel Fortran ( I pprobably should ask a reseller). I may have a need to use it in linux environ ment as I use Abaqus from Dassault . Is it possible to club a 64 bit windows and a 64 bit linux compiler together instead of a 32bit windows and 64 bit windows if that was what the original package was

Thanks

Sumit

[Steven_L_Intel1]

If your previous license was for version 10, then the most cost-effective "upgrade" is to buy a new license. Generally this is true after 2-1/2 years of not renewing support.

We sell the Linux compiler separately. That would be Intel Fortran Composer XE 2011 for Linux.

You can still download version 10, but no longer through Intel Premier Support. Now you use the Intel Registration Center. See here for more info.

[sumitm1]

Steve,

Thanks for the help . I was able to download version 10.027 (w_fc_c_10.0.027_novsppe) which was supposed to be both 32bit and 64 bit version. However, I still dont see the 64 bit build option from within IDE. I am using Visual Studio 2003. Is that the limitation. Need to upgrade to 2005 version at least?

Thanks for any clarifcations

Regards,

Sumit

[TimP]

I suspect VS2005 would be your only option for X64, for such an old compiler.

[sumitm1]

Thanks!

I just got a little more update from my colleague. He is on 32 bit windows 7. any reason that the Quickwin XP 32 bit app with dialog box would not run on windows 7 32 bit but would run within the protected xp mode. As explained before the app lauched by the dialog box doesnt in win 7 32 bit. any setting on build....

Any help would be great!

Sumit

[Steven_L_Intel1]

There is a known problem with QuickWin on Win7 that causes applications to stop responding to input. Our fix for this will be in Update 6, scheduled for the first half of September.