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I need to install an older version of the fortran compiler to do some debugging. I can only find the compiler bundeled with a lot of other stuff. Is there a way to install just the compiler? If not, will installing an older version of some package create problems with my existing installation?
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You can just install the compiler without visual studio integrations etc and it should not be a problem. How old is old compared to your current? With some limitations you can have more than one compiler version in Visual studio by using the correct install options. After in VS you just have to select the compiler that is active to use a different one.
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Thank you, I just figured it out myself as well :)
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See also
- How do I download and install an older version? and
- How can I use multiple versions of the compiler in Microsoft Visual Studio*?
These are both listed in the FAQ.
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