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Intel Vtune profiler crashing and compiler not working.

Mikko_Toiv
Beginner
‎05-29-2024 05:00 AM
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Hello.

I installed Visual Studio Professional 2022 version 17.10.0 with Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit and Intel® Fortran Compilers. Here's a picture of all the installation files I used..

 

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When I started Visual studio, all the Intel tools were in sight, like they should be. However, when I tried to open Intel Vtune profiler, Visual studio crashed, with this information window.

 

 

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Also, when I try to compile a program that is running fine on older Fortran compiler (Fortran 2003) I get these kind of errors..

 

 

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Internal compiler error (C0000005) ? 

 

Obviously Intel components aren't working like they should be, so what could I do in this situation? Thanks for the help in advance

 

- Mikko (programmer)

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Ron_Green
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‎05-29-2024 01:34 PM
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Could you zip the entire Console1 Solution folder that gets the Internal Compiler Error (ICE) and attach it to this thread?  

We can test it to see if we can reproduce the crash. 

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