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Comparing with the corresponding .vcproj for C++, I would strongly suggest that the Fortran projects' .vfproj is formatted to put the different options on multiple lines. As it is now (IVF 8.1.030), all compiler options end up on one very long line. This makes it harder to compare different versions using diff tools or source control tools (such as Visual Source Safe that we use, for example).
Or (if it makes my request less fuzzy) in the XML structure of the file, look at the elements (/ replacing > here)
/VisualStudioProject/
- /Configurations/
.. - /Configuration/
..... - /Tool Name="VFFortranCompilerTool" .../
The /Tool/ element is here all on one line, wereas the corresponding Name="VCCLCompilerTool" gives one line for each parameter.
-+-Ben-+-
Or (if it makes my request less fuzzy) in the XML structure of the file, look at the elements (/ replacing > here)
/VisualStudioProject/
- /Configurations/
.. - /Configuration/
..... - /Tool Name="VFFortranCompilerTool" .../
The /Tool/ element is here all on one line, wereas the corresponding Name="VCCLCompilerTool" gives one line for each parameter.
-+-Ben-+-
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I suggest you file this as a feature request with Intel Premier Support.

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