Problem linking Fortran Compilers in Visual Studio

[sihaqqi]

Hi,

I am having issues linking Fortran Compilers in Visual Studio. I have tried to manually go in Windows Kits and copied paths to libraries. I have installed Visual Studio numerous times but to no avail. Can anyone help?

Regards

[mecej4]

Please describe what the issues are! The two screenshots show only some Visual Studio settings.

If you were not able to build an EXE inside Visual Studio, please attach a zip file containing the build-log of the failed build.

[sihaqqi]

I have attached a Console2.rar file. It has fortran source code and BuildLog file which I have attached separately also.

[Barbara_P_Intel]

With Visual Studio (VS) did you install the desktop development with C++ component? See this article for more information.

[sihaqqi]

I have installed all C++ components. 

[Steve_Lionel]

Isn't this the compatibility issue with the latest VS update?

[sihaqqi]

I am using current VS available on the website, current SDK, and latest Fortran compilers.

[sihaqqi]

I have recently installed latest one API version 2023.2 and Visual Studio 17.7. I have manually added all library directories again. Somehow the linker is not connecting all directories with the fortran program. Initially I get missing library error. After manually defining the path of all library folder. Now I am getting heaps of errors. This is done automatically during installation. I would appreciate guidance that can lead to resolution of this issue.

[Steve_Lionel]

There is a known problem with VS 17.7 in this area, which Microsoft broke between Preview and Release for this version. Intel is aware and has a fix in progress.

[JohnNichols]

Install the old VS 2019 and it reinstall one api to connect them and you will be on your way. 

Some times the surfboard is broken and you need to use an old board, 

[sihaqqi]

Problem resolved; however, libmmdd stays missing. for every project, I have to specify the path manually. Also, program exits with code 0. I have to press Ctrl+F5 to keep the output console open to view the result.

Still, thanks everyone.