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There's a comment in the 11.0.066 Release Notes
You must manually add the include and lib folders for the Intel Math Kernel Library, if installed, to Visual Studio using the Tools > Options > Intel Fortran > Compilers dialog. For example:
$(IFORT_COMPILER11)mkl\include
Questions:
For the Win32 target platform Libraries definition, I added $(IFortInstallDir)mkl\ia32\lib. For the x64 target platform, the Libraries definitioncurrently includes $(IFortInstallDir)lib\Intel64. Suggesting thatthe corresponding MKL library would bemkl\Intel64\lib. But that folder does not exist. Should I jut use mkl\em64t\lib?
Who sets the IFortInstallDir env var? I notice the same env var is used regardless of the Selected Compiler, yet the example in the Release Notes suggests that the env var used should reflect the compiler version.
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Some of our products, such as MKL, are still using "em64t" in their folder names. If so, then use that. The environment variable is set implicitly by the VS integration - you can't see it externally. The path will be the same for all architectures.

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