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Hi,
I just installed the Intel Visual Fortran Compiler V10.1 on my PC (Windowns XP), and got an warning message when opening a project:
"The appication for project 'C:ProjectTRACECodeV5.093msvs_projectmsvs2005_ivfCC.vcproj' is not installed
Make sure the application for the project type (.vcproj) is installed."
I thought it was possible due to VC. I decided to install Visual C++ Express Edition downloaded from Microsoft. But the problem is still there. I don't know how to do with this.
Thanks
Dean
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You are trying to open a MSVC project - you cannot do this with just Intel Visual Fortran. You can install Visual C++ Express Edition, but you will have to open the VC project in that environment and not in the Visual Studio Premier Partner Edition + Fortran environment.
In order to do mixed-language development, you need Visual Studio Standard Edition or higher.
In order to do mixed-language development, you need Visual Studio Standard Edition or higher.
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Steve,
Do you mean the Visual Studio 2005 coming with the Intel Compiler V10.1 cannot do my job? Can I install Intel Visual Fortran on Visual C++ 2005 Expression Editon?
Thanks,
Dean
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The included Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Premier Partner Edition provides a Fortran environment only - it does not support C/C++ projects nor that of any other language.
Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition does not support integration of any non-Microsoft language, so no, that combination will not work.
If you want to do mixed-language programming in a single Visual Studio environment, you will need to purchase Visual Studio Standard Edition or higher and then install Intel Visual Fortran into that.
Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition does not support integration of any non-Microsoft language, so no, that combination will not work.
If you want to do mixed-language programming in a single Visual Studio environment, you will need to purchase Visual Studio Standard Edition or higher and then install Intel Visual Fortran into that.

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