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Hi everyone:
I justinstall the last version of Intel Visual Fortran for x86-64bit development on a 64 bit machine.
When I run a simple "hello_world" type code I have this error:
I justinstall the last version of Intel Visual Fortran for x86-64bit development on a 64 bit machine.
When I run a simple "hello_world" type code I have this error:
-out:hello_world.exe
-subsystem:console
hello_world.obj
LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file "-out:hello_world.exe"
The compiler generate the folders Debug or Release, but insider there is no *.exe file.
The same code works withthe32 bit Intel version, installed on another desktop, and using Compaq Visual Fortran installed on the same desktop.
Thank you very much.
Andrea.
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Andrea,
Hi. I wonder if this either 1) a problem with a space in your directory path that needs quotes around it or 2) a problem with our IDE in a non-English setting.
Here is what I would ask you to do to troubleshoot:
1) Remove the /nologo switch from your command line switches:
Right click on project =>Linker => General => Suppress Startup Banner => No
And then look at/send the results. We will see if there is a path name to a file that needs quotes.
2) If that is not the solution, zip up thewhole solutionand attach to this thread.
Can you also give us the version of Visual Studio and whether you have non English forms of it or the OS?
Thanks,
Hi. I wonder if this either 1) a problem with a space in your directory path that needs quotes around it or 2) a problem with our IDE in a non-English setting.
Here is what I would ask you to do to troubleshoot:
1) Remove the /nologo switch from your command line switches:
Right click on project =>Linker => General => Suppress Startup Banner => No
And then look at/send the results. We will see if there is a path name to a file that needs quotes.
2) If that is not the solution, zip up thewhole solutionand attach to this thread.
Can you also give us the version of Visual Studio and whether you have non English forms of it or the OS?
Thanks,
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