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Fortran migration from Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2021 Update 6 to current (VS 2013)

beezhazen1
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‎03-10-2021 09:43 AM
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For many years I've been happy with IVF Composer XE 2011, Update 6 for Windows.  I've upgraded my work laptop and need to be able to compile FORTRAN code again.  Due to a shipping accident/fire I no longer have access to Visual Studio 2008, which XE 2011 would work with. 

I do have VS 2013, and am prepared to upgrade it, and IVF, too as necessary.  What must I do?  Thanks in advance for helping with this rudamentary question.

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JohnNichols
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‎03-10-2021 09:57 AM
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 Upgrade to VS 2019 Community - it i free and significantly better than 2013

Upgrade to one api Fortran - it is free and there are always fixes and it is better to have them 

Good hunting

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JohnNichols
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‎03-10-2021 09:57 AM
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 Upgrade to VS 2019 Community - it i free and significantly better than 2013

Upgrade to one api Fortran - it is free and there are always fixes and it is better to have them 

Good hunting

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