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Intel® Fortran Compiler does not work with Visual Studio 2019 RC

xiashan__zhang
Beginner
‎03-16-2019 02:35 AM
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Intel® Fortran Compiler cannot be integrated on the Visual Studio 2019 RC. After installing Visual Studio 2019 RC on brand new windows, and then installing "parallel_studio_xe_2019_update3_cluster_edition_setup.exe" according to the default settings, there is no compatible Visual Studio. I understand that the current version of Visual Studio 2019 has not yet been released (it is said to be in early April), but is there any plan to quickly support this new version?

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Steve_Lionel
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‎03-16-2019 01:39 PM
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This is typical. You can expect Intel to support VS2019 at or soon after its product launch, if history is repeated.

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Rotkiske__Ryler
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‎07-07-2019 05:12 PM
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Has this been addressed yet? 

I seem to be having the same issue.

Tyler

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IanH
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‎07-09-2019 03:35 AM
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Yes. See the top (first) post in this forum. I have used both 2019 update 4 and the 2020 beta update in vs2019.

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