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It keeps telling me that "The version is not supported by this project."
Even though the projects were all created by VS 2008.
How do I repair it? Should I get SP1 as well?
Should I just go ahead and get VS2010?
Does it support Fortran integration, or should I just stick with VS 2008?
Even though the projects were all created by VS 2008.
How do I repair it? Should I get SP1 as well?
Should I just go ahead and get VS2010?
Does it support Fortran integration, or should I just stick with VS 2008?
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BTW, something happened with "Package loading."
It asked me if I wanted to disable it.
I didn't know what to say either way.
Anyway, I don't want to go to VS 2010 unless I can still do the Fortran projects.
It asked me if I wanted to disable it.
I didn't know what to say either way.
Anyway, I don't want to go to VS 2010 unless I can still do the Fortran projects.
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Let's start with the basics...
What version of Visual Studio was used to originallycreate the solution?
What version of Visual Studio is being used to load the solution? Is it by chance an express edition?
What version ofIVF was used to originally create the solution?
What version ofIVF is being used to load the solution?
Does the version of Visual Studio that isbeing used toopenyour solution have IVF integration?
Does the solution have any projects other than IVF?
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VS2010 is not supported by version 11.x.
Open a Fortran Build Environment command prompt (or even a Visual Studio command prompt) and type:
devenv /resetskippings
Uninstall Fortran and then reinstall. If a problem persists, see this article and let us know the results.
Open a Fortran Build Environment command prompt (or even a Visual Studio command prompt) and type:
devenv /resetskippings
Uninstall Fortran and then reinstall. If a problem persists, see this article and let us know the results.
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All projects were crated by IVF 11.0 and VS 2008, and all were ones I had worked on before.
I don't have any projects except Fortran 11.0 ones. Some of them go back two years or so.
It can't open any old projects, or create any NEW ones.
Is there a repair kit somewhere? I can't find the VS 2008 CD, so I may have downloaded it directly.
IS there a way to get the download back again? I have VS2008 professonal.
In the meantime, I will try Steve's suggestion.
I don't have any projects except Fortran 11.0 ones. Some of them go back two years or so.
It can't open any old projects, or create any NEW ones.
Is there a repair kit somewhere? I can't find the VS 2008 CD, so I may have downloaded it directly.
IS there a way to get the download back again? I have VS2008 professonal.
In the meantime, I will try Steve's suggestion.
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If you can't get it to work, please attach a sample .vfproj file.
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