How to resurrect old CVF code (?)

[Intel_C_Intel]

Hi Dr. Fortran;

I have some old CVF 6.6 projects, and had to abandon my CVF complier. I would like to copy the source code to my new Intel 9.1 Fortran and VS 2005 environment. The old CVF source modules reside on a backup device currently.

Is there a preferred method to do this? I'm sure there must be some good articles, since many others have had the same situation. It isn't so much fixing the code, but I'm hesitant to just copy the source files into a blank folder.

But maybe that's the proper way to do it. Any suggestions?

BTW, if there is a way to automatically do some code conversion, I'd consider buying the tools from Intel.

Thanks; Bill

[Dishaw__Jim]

I just opened my CVF project in VS and it imported the project. The only thing you will have to fix is the difference in the implementation of Fortran and external libraries, e.g. Compaq math vs Intel Math. The Compaq Array Visualizer and the Intel Array Visualizer do not have the same routines so that it will be some work.

The import routine sets the calling convention to CVF instead of using the default. That can cause some grief if you use some non-CVF libraries.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Bill,

Please read Porting Applications from Compaq Visual Fortran to Intel Visual Fortran. It should tell you what you need to know. Let us know if you have further questions.