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Hello,
I have installed the trial version of Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 9.0, and I think there is a problem with my installation.
Using the command line, I am first trying to set up the compiler environment by running
It is not working as I am getting ifort: error: could not find bin
I also tried to see if the installation was made correctly as was written in the getting started guide by going into
and typing: ifort int_sin.f90 /O0
I should then have gotten a file with the name int_sin.exe. However, I got once again ifort: error: could not find bin, and I got a file int_sin_sin.opj, not int_sin.exe.
Should I try to install it again, or is there an easy way to understand what the problem is?
Thank you,
S. Breton
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If the ifortvars.bat and ifort.cfg have not been set up correctly, with the path to the Microsoft C in directory, you may get such a message.
When ifort is able to make .obj files, but fails to link, an incorrect path in ifort.cfg to the Microsoft CL is likely to be at fault.
If you are installing onto Visual Studio, there may be a pop-up window asking you to browse to the Visual Studio installation. If Visual Studio is not recognized, the automatic installation editing of ifortvars.bat and ifort.cfg will fail.
When ifort is able to make .obj files, but fails to link, an incorrect path in ifort.cfg to the Microsoft CL is likely to be at fault.
If you are installing onto Visual Studio, there may be a pop-up window asking you to browse to the Visual Studio installation. If Visual Studio is not recognized, the automatic installation editing of ifortvars.bat and ifort.cfg will fail.

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