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Is there a Visual Studio setting that sets the /Qtcheck compilation option for Fortran?
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No - you would have to add this under Command Line > Additional Options.
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When I do that I get an error message that says, "Severe tcheck10.ini not found; Intel Threading Tools must be installed." But they are installed. I have the Thread Checker, the VTune Analyzer and the Thread Profiller all installed. What's missing?
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Make sure that the folder containing tcheck10.ini (one of the Thread Checker folders) is listed in the PATH environment variable, and it probably would not hurt to add it to the list of directories for Executable Files under Tools..Options..Intel Fortran.
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Did that! Thanks! Then I had a missing library, libassuret40.lib. I added the path for that to the Libraries list.
Now I'm getting a flood of linkage error messages about unresolved external symbol __kddc...
Where is this set of symbols?
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OK Thanks.

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