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I am working now with Visual Studio 6.x and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.x.
I would like to upgrade to Visual Dot.Net and continue working with my codes in Fortran in the same manner I am doing today. My question is though what version of Intel fortran works with visual dot.net and what is the degree of integration with Dot.Net
thanks
jac
I am working now with Visual Studio 6.x and Compaq Visual Fortran 6.x.
I would like to upgrade to Visual Dot.Net and continue working with my codes in Fortran in the same manner I am doing today. My question is though what version of Intel fortran works with visual dot.net and what is the degree of integration with Dot.Net
thanks
jac
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Intel Fortran 7.1, the current version, integrates with Visual Studio.NET 2002 or 2003. You'll get property pages for Fortran options, automatic build dependency checking, source coloring, Fortran-knowledgeable debugging. If your project is Fortran-only, it won't be too much different from CVF. If you have mixed-language applications, VS.NET makes you separate the Fortran and C into different projects under a "solution".
I'd suggest downloading the trial version of Intel Fortran before buying (after you get VS.NET) to see if it meets your needs.
Steve
I'd suggest downloading the trial version of Intel Fortran before buying (after you get VS.NET) to see if it meets your needs.
Steve
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