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Is it possible to have IVF 8.0 and 10.1 coexist within Visual Studio? I already have 10.1 installed - how do I integrate the older version (which I need due to some legacy code) into VS 2005?
After installing IVF 8.0 I still only see one choice (10.1) among the compilers in Tools -> Options -> Intel Fortran -> Compilers.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Olivier
After installing IVF 8.0 I still only see one choice (10.1) among the compilers in Tools -> Options -> Intel Fortran -> Compilers.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Olivier
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8.0 does not support VS2005. Also, when you install a version of the compiler integration, it will support a limited number of earlier compiler releases. I think in the case of 10.1 that would go back to 9.0 only.
8.0 supported VS2002 and VS2003.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
8.0 does not support VS2005. Also, when you install a version of the compiler integration, it will support a limited number of earlier compiler releases. I think in the case of 10.1 that would go back to 9.0 only.
8.0 supported VS2002 and VS2003.
Argh. Thanks Steve. Do you think it is possible to have VS2003 and VS2005 coexist on the same machine?
Olivier
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Sure - no problem.
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