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Intel Visual Fortran Development Environment

Maria_Garcia
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‎02-11-2010 02:33 AM
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I bought "Intel Visual Fortran Compiler PRO Windows+MKL+MSVSPPE(ESD)", I dont have any MSDeveloper Studio license. I installed the Intel fortran but I cannot use any visual environment. What's the Intel visual fortran development environment?, there is no visual environment available for my installation?

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Maria Garcia

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TimP
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‎02-11-2010 05:14 AM
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During installation, not finding Visual Studio, it should suggest selection of the PPE (partial VS2005) environment. Assuming this is an older version, current versions include the VS2008 Shell option, which may be preferable on latest Windows versions.
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IDZ_A_Intel
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‎02-11-2010 07:14 AM
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You have a Commercial license which includes the right to the bundled Visual Studio 2008 Shell and Libraries. Since you used the download, the problem is likely that you downloaded a file that did not include VS Shell. Log in to the Intel Registration Center and download w_cprof_p_11.1.054.exe - not any of the other files. (If you are reading this after we have released an update, pick the download with a name that ends in just .exe, not _ia32.exe or _novsshell.ece. Run this and it will install everything you need.
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