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I have recently downloaded and installed Visual Studio 22 which works fine for compiling and building C/C++ code.
Today I downloaded and installed Intel Fortran 2025. However I cannot compile any (old) Fortran code using it within Visual Studio 22. The error message is as follows:
Any suggestions as to how I can avoid this error and compile and build my code?
I have made sure I have many options in "Desktop Development with C++" installed in Visual Studio 2022.
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Intel Fortran 2025.0 only supports 64bit applications. CHange your Project Configuration to x64 project type.
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This routine is part of one of my company's current software products which is an extensive 32-bit C/C++ application. This calls many specialised 32-bit Fortran dynamic link libraries for advanced image data processing. It is infeasible to convert the entire package, which comprises hundreds of routines involving many thousands of lines of code to 64-bits.
We need to be able to support these 32-bit Fortran components going forward. If Intel have taken the decision to drop their 32-bit compiler, this will be a major issue for us.
Is there a way I can get a copy of the offline installer for the 32-bit IFORT Classic Fortran Compiler that was available in the most recent 2024 version of Intel Fortran? This would allow me to install it on my current Windows 11 laptop and provide security in the sense that it could be re-installed in future in the event of a disc crash or other hardware malfunction.
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@StephenB wrote:
Is there a way I can get a copy of the offline installer for the 32-bit IFORT Classic Fortran Compiler that was available in the most recent 2024 version of Intel Fortran? This would allow me to install it on my current Windows 11 laptop and provide security in the sense that it could be re-installed in future in the event of a disc crash or other hardware malfunction.
Please post your request for an older version of ifort download on https://community.intel.com/t5/oneAPI-Registration-Download/bd-p/registration-download-licensing-instal

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