Integration problem of oneAPI 2024 with Visual Studio 2019 on Windows 10

[qiuck16]

I installed oneAPI 2024 successfully but when I created a Fortran project, the error appear, as follows:

Tool path doesn't exist or nor set "\bin32". Make sure install directory environment variable is defined.

Try to re-install the product to fix t

[Ron_Green]

In the Project Configuration, set the build to x64.  Does that work?  Which compiler are you using, ifx or ifort?

[qiuck16]

The build platform is x64 by default, and the default compiler is ifx.

[Devorah_H_Intel]

What is the version of VS 2019? Please provide the info from Help>About Microsoft VS.
See validated VS 2019 versions

Are you able to create a new Fortran project? 

[qiuck16]

It is Visual Studio Community 2019 version 16.11.32. I can create and build a Fortran project and then run the program.

[JohnNichols]

That program is so old you, you need to update to a modern VS try 2022 or the preview.  You are wasting time on old stuff.  

VS has moved on and so has Intel.  

[Ron_Green]

So if I understand, you have an existing Fortran Solution or Project.  After you upgraded to Intel Fortran 2024 it won't build.  But if you create a new project you can compile and run.

So the old project file must have some 32bit dependency or other.

You have 2 choices - if the number of files is small-ish, I would create a new Solution/Project and include all the sources.  Start with a clean project file using ifx.  

or

use this guide in the Developer Guide  to set the default compiler to ifort and you should be able to build.