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Shared project from 12.0 to 12.1 corrupts Intel fortran setup!

bmchenry
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i am working on a project with a C++ programmer.
They installed the trial version of Intel XE Fortran 12.0
They created a mixed language project, copied it to zip, i extracted and opened in my Intel Fortran XE 12.1 (the update)

The fortran section of the project would not compile.
(Everything was working fine until this point)
(I checked other projects and they too would not compile)
Turns out the use of a 12.0 project somehow wiped out the Options->Tools->Fortran->File extentions
the source and headr fields were all blank?!

anyone else had this issue/problem? and/or this is a warning that it may happen (it took some head scratching to figure out)


brian
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Steven_L_Intel1
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I've never seen that loading a project would corrupt that setting, and there is no change in the project format in update 1. I have seen customers report that those settings goty blanked - doing a "Reset All" shoiuld fix it.
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bmchenry
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I'm not sure how the items got blanked. and yes, reset all fixes the issue.
It was no biggie.
Just one of those things that only crop up when ata meeting :-)
It justthrew me for a loop that my licensed install wouldn't compile the fortran aspect of the project the C++ programmer with only a trial version of IVFcreated with C++ and fortran test codes.
Visual Studio gave no clue it just kept rebuilding the C++ project and ignored the Fortran file/project aspect.
So then i loaded some of my other fortran only projects and they too wouldn't compile.
Since it started only afteri loaded the project from the C++ programmer i can only guess that something with the Visual Studio 2008 project from the C++ side of things changed/blanked out the environment.

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