Redistributable run-time dll's

[j_a_dec1]

Hello,

I've developed a program on Win XP using the Intel Fortran compiler and need to send it to someone who does not have the complier installed. The question is where can I find the Intel redistributable run-time dll's to give them?

Thanks

[Steven_L_Intel1]

For now you'll have to copy them from the Intel compiler's "bin" folder. Creating a self-installing redistributable package is on our list. The list of redistributable files can be found in redist.txt in the docs folder.

[j_a_dec1]

Thank you very much.

[wfroese1]

Hi - I see this question comes up regularly and sometimes the answers change.

Could you include this information in the help? I wasted time looking there thinking that I must have looked in the wrong place or searching for the wrong term.

I am using 9.0 until I get all of my clients moved from CVF to Intel. (I've just downloaded 9.1 and I don't want to install it until all of the current issues are resolved.)

I see the file name (now fredist.txt) in Docs folder lists many files. I could put them all in my setup I guess as the 'big stick' approach to making things work. If I didn't do that would you recommend that I use the dependency walker to cross items off the list:

List of Re-distributable files with the Intel Fortran Compiler for Windows:

fqwin.hlp
ifauto.lib
ifcom.lib
ifconsol.lib
ifdlg100.dll
iflogm.lib
ifqw_mdi.lib
ifqw_sdi.lib
ifqwin.lib
ifwin.lib
libguide.lib
libguide40.dll
libguide40.lib
libguide40_stats.dll
libguide40_stats.lib
libguide_stats.lib
libirc.lib
libircmt.lib
libm.lib
libmmd.dll
libmmd.lib
libmmdd.dll
libmmdd.lib
libmmds.lib
libmmt.lib
libompstub.lib
svml_disp.lib
svml_dispmt.lib
libifcore.lib
libifcoremd.dll
libifcoremd.lib
libifcoremt.lib
libifcorert.dll
libifcorert.lib
libifport.lib
libifportmd.dll
libifportmd.lib
AvAglFLSvr.exe
AvBMPFL.exe
AvFilterSvr.exe
AvFitsFLSvr.exe
AvGLGraph.ocx
AvGraphSB.ocx
AvGrid.ocx
AvHDF4FLSVr.exe
AvHDF5FLSvr.exe
AvHtml.ocx
AvJPEGFL.exe
AvLib.dll
AvList.ocx
AvMemFLSvr.exe
AvNetCdf.exe
AvPly.exe
AvPNGFL.exe
AvSlider.ocx
AvTiffFL.exe
AvTree.ocx
AvWav.exe
AvXLSFLSvr.exe
AvXMLFLSvr.exe
TextFL.exe

[Steven_L_Intel1]

For DLLs, yes, use the Dependency Walker to see which ones you use. You don't need .lib files unless you are distributing .obj or .lib files. The files starting with Av are part of the Array Viewer - if your application does not use Array Viewer/Visualizer, you don't need those - if you do, there IS an installable for those. The last item is fqwin.hlp which you'll want to distribute if you have a QuickWin app.

[anthonyrichards]

If the program is NOT a QuickWin application, but a 'standard' Win32 .EXE application, then surelylinking the application against static libraries will leave the application only needing access to standard Windows DLLs, which it will automatically find on any Windows platform on which it is to run. The .EXE file is then all you should need, unless it refers to a Windows Help file that must accompany it.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Yes, and that is the default.