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Hi,
I have been installing new versions of IVF compiler as they become available. Since I don't have any substantial Fortran projects that use older versions I have been uninstalling them (through Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add or Remove programs) before I install the latest compiler version. In VS2005 however, the uninstalled versions are still listed as choices of IVF compiler under Tools/Options/Intel Fortran. Needless to say, I get an error when I choose one these older versions for compilation.
Can somebody tell me how to avoid the uninstalled IVF compilers to be listed in the VS2005 environment?
Thanks,
Jon
I have been installing new versions of IVF compiler as they become available. Since I don't have any substantial Fortran projects that use older versions I have been uninstalling them (through Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add or Remove programs) before I install the latest compiler version. In VS2005 however, the uninstalled versions are still listed as choices of IVF compiler under Tools/Options/Intel Fortran. Needless to say, I get an error when I choose one these older versions for compilation.
Can somebody tell me how to avoid the uninstalled IVF compilers to be listed in the VS2005 environment?
Thanks,
Jon
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Uninstalling should do it. If not, then look in regedit under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREIntelCompilersFortran and delete the old version keys.
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Deleting the old version keys worked.
Jon
Deleting the old version keys worked.
Jon
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Steve,
I have also reported a related uninstall problem -- the PATH statement retains the folders for the old versions. I believe this has been replicated by your people. Manual changes to PATH may be required in the interim.
David
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I can believe that - the way environment variables get updated by installers (of any kind) is fragile. I think version 10 tends to put less in PATH than earlier versions did - just enough to let you run programs linked against IVF DLLs.
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