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I see a posting from 2008 that says Intel Fortran projects (i.e., vfproj files) are not compatible with MSBuild, is that still the case? We have a Visual Studio 2008 solution (i.e., .sln file) with a mixture of vcproj, vbproj, and vfproj project files. I can build it fine when I build it interactively, but we're trying to move to Microsoft's Team Foundation Server (i.e., TFS) and when the solution is built by Team Foundation Server, I receive the following error for all Fortran projects:
The project file "..\\MyFortranProject.vfproj" is not supported by MSBuild and cannot be built.
Does this imply that vfproj (i.e., Intel Fortran) projects remain incompatible with MSBuild and Team Foundation Server? We're currently using Intel Fortran 11.0.075; is there plans to make Intel Fortran friendly to Microsoft's Team Foundation Server builds and MSBuild? Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
Thanks
The project file "..\\MyFortranProject.vfproj" is not supported by MSBuild and cannot be built.
Does this imply that vfproj (i.e., Intel Fortran) projects remain incompatible with MSBuild and Team Foundation Server? We're currently using Intel Fortran 11.0.075; is there plans to make Intel Fortran friendly to Microsoft's Team Foundation Server builds and MSBuild? Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
Thanks
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Our usual advice is to use the "devenv" command to build a project from the command line. The problem is that TFS (and MSbuild) doesn't know about Fortran projects, or really any non-MS projects.

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