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Progress bah humbug.
Until recently, I was using Visual Fortran 6.6. I had a nifty script which fired up, in debug mode, an existing project. The critical two command lines in the script were:
call "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\DF98\\BIN\\dfvars"
dfdev "D:\\Projects\\Project_name.dsw"
Recently, our office migrated to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010; I am running Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011. I want do same thing as before. Any help will be appreciatited.
JCT_Office
Until recently, I was using Visual Fortran 6.6. I had a nifty script which fired up, in debug mode, an existing project. The critical two command lines in the script were:
call "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio\\DF98\\BIN\\dfvars"
dfdev "D:\\Projects\\Project_name.dsw"
Recently, our office migrated to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010; I am running Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011. I want do same thing as before. Any help will be appreciatited.
JCT_Office
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I moved your post over to the Visual Fortran for Windows forum.
Here's the replacement commands:
call "%IFORT_COMPILER12%\bin\compilervars.bat ia32"
devenv "D:\Projects\Project_name.vfproj"
Here's the replacement commands:
call "%IFORT_COMPILER12%\bin\compilervars.bat ia32"
devenv "D:\Projects\Project_name.vfproj"

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