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Side by side development environments

Les_Neilson
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‎04-13-2007 02:05 AM
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At the moment for client support / maintainancepurposes I have VS2003 and VS2005 installed on my system (with corresponding 2003 and 2005 source trees of our software). The Fortran compiler is currently ivf 9.1.028 in both cases. (Just to be really sure I also have VS6 with CVF 6.something installed! but I hardly go there any more)

After integrating ivf with VS2005 the "ifort.cfg" file was changed to contain the compiler switch -Qvc8 and the link to the VC8 linker exe

Now when I go back to VS2003 I get lots of warnings aboutchanging vc8 to vc7.1

Is there a simpleway to have both integrations on one pc? Or do I just have to keep two versions of the cfg file and keep swapping between the two?

Thanks

Les

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-13-2007 06:23 AM
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My advice is to ignore the warnings. The setting of the linker location is not used when building from VS. If you do not use the compiler from the command line, you can probably comment out the /Qvc option in the .cfg file without harm.
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