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Hi,
I am trying to debug a code in visual Fortran, but, every time I encounter the error "Intel visual Fortran compiler for 'Win32' not installed".
My OS is Windows Vista 64-bit, and I use Visual studio 2008 integrating with Visual Fortran. Right now, I am using trial version of visual Fortran 11.1.054, to evaluting that if my codes (written in Compac Visual Fortran 6) can be run on it or not. But I even can not debug a simple code.
Please let me know if there is a solution for my problem.
Thanks a lot.
Saeedeh
I am trying to debug a code in visual Fortran, but, every time I encounter the error "Intel visual Fortran compiler for 'Win32' not installed".
My OS is Windows Vista 64-bit, and I use Visual studio 2008 integrating with Visual Fortran. Right now, I am using trial version of visual Fortran 11.1.054, to evaluting that if my codes (written in Compac Visual Fortran 6) can be run on it or not. But I even can not debug a simple code.
Please let me know if there is a solution for my problem.
Thanks a lot.
Saeedeh
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Saeedeh,
You installed only the Intel 64 compiler, but Visual Studio always defaults projects to the 32-bit configuration. Please download and install the package whose name ends in "novsshell.exe". This contains both the 32-bit and 64-bit compilers. Before you do that, please read the Fortran release notes on how to make sure that your Visual Studio is configured for 64-bit builds.
Once that is installed, if you wish to use the 64-bit compiler, open your project, select Build > Configuration Manager. Under Active Solution Platform select. Verify that the new platform is "x64", click Ok, then Close.
You installed only the Intel 64 compiler, but Visual Studio always defaults projects to the 32-bit configuration. Please download and install the package whose name ends in "novsshell.exe". This contains both the 32-bit and 64-bit compilers. Before you do that, please read the Fortran release notes on how to make sure that your Visual Studio is configured for 64-bit builds.
Once that is installed, if you wish to use the 64-bit compiler, open your project, select Build > Configuration Manager. Under Active Solution Platform select
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Dear Steve
Thanks a lot. My problem solved. Now I can run my code in Visual Fortran. Thank you again.

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