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I have a KIVA (an engineering code for combustion modelling)program which is written in CVF, I need to run it on 64 bit machine (Windows Professional XP64) which has Visual Intel Fortran 11 and Visual Studio 2008. I have a .dsw filewhile I want to import it to Visual Studio 2008 an error message comes up says the file has been corrupted. I have tried to make a new console project and put the source files and compile the program myself but it does not work. I was wondeirng if there is any way to run CVF programs on 64 bit machines?
I would be grateful if you could help me in this issue.
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Is this a character mode application, or does it use the Windows GUI or QuickWin? Do you have a .DSP file for the project? A makefile? Can you open the .DSW file on a machine running XP-32 ?
If it is a working, error-free, character mode application, there should be few problems compiling and running the program on XP-64. Your statement, "does not work" conveys little information. What was it that you tried and what responses did you get that make you believe that it "did not work"? Please be as specific and give as much detail as you can.
If you have a prebuilt PE-32 .EXE file or can build on on XP-32, you should be able to run that on XP-64, as well.
Note that CVF had a default of SAVE for all variables. Intel Fortran does not. You may need to set your compiler switches accordingly.
If it is a working, error-free, character mode application, there should be few problems compiling and running the program on XP-64. Your statement, "does not work" conveys little information. What was it that you tried and what responses did you get that make you believe that it "did not work"? Please be as specific and give as much detail as you can.
If you have a prebuilt PE-32 .EXE file or can build on on XP-32, you should be able to run that on XP-64, as well.
Note that CVF had a default of SAVE for all variables. Intel Fortran does not. You may need to set your compiler switches accordingly.

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