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IVF and VS2005 installation questions

postaquestion
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‎05-21-2008 03:01 PM
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I have Intel Visual Fortran installed "on top of" (after installation of) MS Visual Studio 2005. I'm trying to compile fortran source from within the MSVS IDE, and it is behaving as if it's not completely integrated with IVF. Certain fortran options (like help) show up in the IDE, but it has no build instructions for fortran, and it doesn't respond to custom build instructions with "ifort" on the command line. Also, it won't allow a fortran project to be built from scratch.

Is there some particular way you have to install thesetwo tools such that they function as intended? For example, it used to be necessary to install Compaq Visual Fortran (the orig IVF) FIRST, before installing MSVS. Is this still the case?

Thank you!

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g_f_thomas
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‎05-21-2008 05:21 PM
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No.

First install VS and SP1 and any subsequent updates, then IVF, then IF compiler integration, and finally run the Visual Fortran Build Environment for IA-32 or Intel 64 if working from the command line. I've done this with all versions of VS and it worked flawlessly each time.

BTW, CVF is not the original IVF.

Gerry

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