How do I roll back to a previous Fortran version?

[WSinc]

I've been searching my menu options, and don't see anything resembling what they've suggested.

Under "Tools > Options" I only see five main headings:
Envoironment
Projects and Solutions
Windows Forms designer
Text Editor, and finally
Device Tools

Nothing at all resembling Intel Fortran, or any way to "RUN despite errors."
Otherwise I'll have to UNINSTALL V 74, but obviously, that's not too convenient.
Maybe I should do that anyway, since they didn't bother to test it - - -

[lklawrie]

In my Tools=>options, I have:

Environment
Text Editor
Intel Visual Fortran
Database Tools
Debugging
HTML Designer
Projects
Windows Form Designer
XML Designer

I am inside a Fortran project -- don't know if that makes a difference.

Linda

[Peter]

What compiler are you using?? and what exactly are you trying to do??

[bmchenry]

With Microsoft Dev environment open:
1st check that Intel Fortran compiler installed: help->ABout..see Intel?
Then from Tools Menu (You probably have to have a project/solution open)
Tools->Options->Intel Visual Fortran->Compilers->Selected Compiler Tab

Should have current and last (and maybe more then 1 version)

[WSinc]

Quoting - billsincl

I've been searching my menu options, and don't see anything resembling what they've suggested.

Under "Tools > Options" I only see five main headings:
Envoironment
Projects and Solutions
Windows Forms designer
Text Editor, and finally
Device Tools

Nothing at all resembling Intel Fortran, or any way to "RUN despite errors."
Otherwise I'll have to UNINSTALL V 74, but obviously, that's not too convenient.
Maybe I should do that anyway, since they didn't bother to test it - - -

I'm using Fortran 11.0, build 74, with VS 2008.
Doesn't matter if I'm within a project, same result anyway....
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Actually, I found the problem --
There is a BOX you have to check under "options" to get ALL those choices.
It still generated two "previously declared" errors, but it does NOT continue and try to execute past that point, even when I checked "continue on errors."
So I rolled it back to build 66, and the errors disappeared.
I don't have Build 72 installed.

[bmchenry]

i have sent them a sample whihc produces the error.
If you have a small project which doesn't use add-ins and produces the error youshould probably go to software support and create a -genmod error report and send the project (zip all the files/etc)to them(I sent one but it useswinteracter).