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Hi,
I downloaded and installed Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 for Windows with IMSL for 64bit computer. Before that I installed MS visual studio 2010. Now, I can't start the compiler by visual basic.
I tried to read the getting started note:
To start the Intel® Visual Fortran Compiler XE 12.1 from Microsoft Visual Studio* IDE, perform the following steps:
But I can't find the option 3 in the visaul studio when I try to create a new project.
Can anyone help me in this regard?
Thanks
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Launch Microsoft Visual Studio*.
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Select File > New > Project.
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In the New Project window select a project type under Intel® Visual Fortran.
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Select the desired template.
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Click OK.
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Please follow the steps in I can't create Fortran projects or see any Fortran support in Visual Studio
Let us know if that helps (or doesn't.)
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Hi Steve,
Thanks your reply. I have done the problem. I am facing a new problem when I am building old program. Error: Intel Visual Fortran Compiler for 'Win32' not installed.
Can you give a suggestion about this matter?
Cheers,
namzul
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Please check your project configuration, which is found in the toolbar at the top of the Visual Studio screen, towards the middle.
Even on 64-bit windows, the default is to create a 32-bit application.
Select "x64" instead. You may need to create that configuration.
--Lorri
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As an alternative to Lorri's suggestion, go back to the Intel Registration Center and download the installer that says it is for both 32-bit and 64-bit development. I often see people deciding to download the 64-bit compiler only, because they are on a 64-bit system, but they didn't realize that Visual Studio always defaults to a 32-bit configuration. In Composer XE 2013 SP1, we've done away with that distinction.
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Thanks Lorri. I have applied your suggestion and It is working now.
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Thanks Steve. I got huge suggestions from you.
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