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I have an Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 project in Visual Studio 2010. The project is under source control with TFS. I recently did some refactoring which meant I could get rid ofone of the.for files. So I right-clicked on the file in Solution Explorer and selected Remove. I got a dialog box asking if I wanted to Remove or Delete the file. So far so good ... But when I select either choice nothing happens. Well not exactly nothing, TFS checks out the .vfproj file for editing but nothing happens after that. The file is not removed. Doesn't matter whether I choose Remove or Delete. The only way I've figured out to get around this is to edit the .vfproj file and manually delete the reference to the file I want to delete.
Is anyone else seeing this? Do you have a better workaround?
Is anyone else seeing this? Do you have a better workaround?
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We haven't seen it here, but I am working on reproducing it from your description.
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Wendy
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It turns out there are steps you need to take to make our compiler worth with Team Foundation Server and VS2010. These instructions are for C++, but just substitute vfproj for vcprog in the instructions and let us know if this works?
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/tips-on-using-the-intel-c-compiler-with-source-code-control-software/
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