Intel Fortran Compiler, linking

[oloche]

Hello,

I have just bought Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 9.0 and I'm using it with Visual Studio 2003.

I'm trying to create an executable file.

My ".f90" file is compiling. But the linking is never done. the execution stops because it takes all the memory of my PC. and when I open the buildLog.txt file, I can see that the linking is acting as a loop over itself and that may be why it takes all the CPU resource of my PC.

The different installation have been done correctly (As far as I know). But I don't know if I have to set environment variables on my PC.

I don't see why it does not work. Can you help me?

olivier

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Without seeing your actual project, it is very difficult to help with a problem like this. Please submit an issue to Intel Premier Support and attach a ZIP of your project so we can take a look.

[oloche]

The project is not the problem... I was trying to compile and link the int_sin.f90 project given as a sample in the intel Fortran compiler package. So I think it does not come from that.

By the way, I sometimes got the error message : error in multi-file optimization (still with the int_sin.f90 project.)

I don't know how to figure this out either.

thanks for your help.

[oloche]

I have my answer... it was because of a former edition of visual c++ which was still on my PC!

thanks

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I'm glad you found a solution, though I would not expect a problem from an old version of Visual C++. I have four versions of that on my system!