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IFORT 10.1.019 integration in VS2008

berndbr
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- I have VS2008 installed atD:\Programme\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0 (no sufficient disk space on C:)
- I have to to use "Intel Fortran Compiler 10.1.019" to be compatible within the software project. (My functions are linked to an existing .exe file)

Unfortunatly the integration or 10.1.019 fails if VS is not installed on C:

Is there a possiblity to fix the integration manually?


I'm annoyed, because this issue had cost me too much working hours already ;(


Thank you for your help,
Bernd

PS: The hins at the link below didn't help:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/troubleshooting-fortran-integration-issues-with-visual-studio/

I don't get teh required DLL-files at D:/Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Intel Fortran\VFPackages
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Steven_L_Intel1
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I don't remember this being an issue with 10.1. I suggest that you uninstall the "Intel Fortran Compiler Integrations into Microsoft Visual Studio" and then redo the Fortran install. Make sure those DLLs end up in the VFPackages folder.

Can you try 10.1.021?
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berndbr
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I don't remember this being an issue with 10.1. I suggest that you uninstall the "Intel Fortran Compiler Integrations into Microsoft Visual Studio" and then redo the Fortran install. Make sure those DLLs end up in the VFPackages folder.

Can you try 10.1.021?


I've tried out several thinks like:
- DeInstall / Reinstall of iftort.
- roboot
- manual copy&past of .dll
- repairvs08integration.exe1
- etc.

Suddenly it worked. I don't know what exactly corrected the problem.


Thank you anyhow for your reply,
Bernd


PS.: i have to use 10.1.019. I'm linking my userfunctions to an existing .exe. In the specification they ask for exactly this ifort version.


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Steven_L_Intel1
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What do you mean by "manual copy and paste of DLL"? Where were these DLLs?
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