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Running the Fortran

leick
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Hi,

I have just started again working on my old Compaq Visual Fortran programs. I have successfully recompiled and rebuild then using Intel Visual Fortran Compiler (Version 11). I also have Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 running. I do not seem to find a RUN command. Could somebody please give me a hint as how to actually run the build Fortran programs? Thanks.

Alfred

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lklawrie
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If you are inside VS 2008, it's the old "F5" that is used with CVF. Or however you used to run the CVF programs.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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The confusion is probably that the newer Visual Studios no longer put up a "start without debugging" button on the toolbar by default. You can add it back: Tools > Customize > Commands. Click on Debug under Categories. Find "Start without debugging" under commands. Drag the button to where you want it on the toolbar. Or you can find the command under the Debug menu.
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leick
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Thanks. F5 works.

I used to use a RUN command (this was4-5 years ago) when I run CVF. I cannot find it any longer. Is it still there?
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Microsoft changed the terminology. F5 starts the program under the debugger (as it did in CVF). CTRL-F5 starts without debugging, what used to be Run.
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