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while i install oneAPI to use Fortran it warning.
Intel* Fortran Compiler (Beta) & Intel* Fortran Compiler Classic will not work because none of the supported environments is found on yourcomputer.
Intel" Fortran Co mpiler (Beta) & Intel* Fortran Compiler Classic requires that Microsoft Visual Studio* 2017 or 2019 should be already installedand none was found on your computer.
But I do got a VS2019(the latest version).
If I continue to finish the installment the Fortran won't appear in VS2019 as an option.
And I don't know if it's related, I didn't use the default path while install VS2019 because I don't got that much space in my c:\ .
I have tried the following but they won't work.
1.repair my VS2019;
2.repair my oneAPI.
What shoud I do? NEED YOUR HELP!THANKS
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Thanks to all friends above and sorry for not reply intime. Finally I've solve the problem by reinstall the VS2019 to C:\ .
I think it was because that at first I install the VS2019 in C:\ but my C:\ got no place after install it. So I remove the VS2019 so that my C:\ can have enough space to work. But the remove was not that thorough. It left some packege about VS2019. Then after I reinstall my VS2019 to D:\, the oneAPI still check my VS's existence in C:\ where only left a bunch of empty package. So the oneAPI keep warning me that.
Thanks for all your idea again.
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Did you request the VS2019 installer to install the "optional" components needed for compiling C/C++?
Can you compile, link and run a C "Hello World" or other short program, either from VS or the command line? These VIsual C tools (linker, libraries, etc.) are prerequisites for installing Intel Fortran.
I routinely install Intel Fortran and VS in a directory of my choosing, and have never run into a problem because of that choice.
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Thanks for your advice. What your mentioned is part of the reason too, I didn't select the C++/CLI surpport for v142 generation tool. Without that I cann't use the Fortran eventhough I reinstall my VS2019 to C:\.
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Thanks to all friends above and sorry for not reply intime. Finally I've solve the problem by reinstall the VS2019 to C:\ .
I think it was because that at first I install the VS2019 in C:\ but my C:\ got no place after install it. So I remove the VS2019 so that my C:\ can have enough space to work. But the remove was not that thorough. It left some packege about VS2019. Then after I reinstall my VS2019 to D:\, the oneAPI still check my VS's existence in C:\ where only left a bunch of empty package. So the oneAPI keep warning me that.
Thanks for all your idea again.
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