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This is the latest preview version Version 16.5.0 Preview 3.0
It destroys the Intel Color coding of edited Fortran edited files on installation and requires a full reinstallation - not recommended unless you have 2 hours to waste
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Dear John,
Do you have any problem in VS editor when editing the Fortran code like this?
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-fortran-compiler/topic/721154
What environment do you work for your Fortran project?
Thanks,
Tang Laoya
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I do fairly standard Fortran programming in VS 2019.
The editor in VS is exactly the same as the Notepad++ and Vedit editors - I can see no difference in speed or utility.
The last update 2.0 broke the Fortran Editor and I had to reload VS and Intel to solve the problem.
The latest update last week did not break anything.
There is no slowing of the program I can see
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Note that Jon is using beta versions of Visual Studio.
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Thanks, John. It seems that I have to use a replacement of VS editor to edit my Fortran code currently. But I wish this problem can be solved soon.
Dear Steve,
I don't know whether the Intel Parallel Studio have its own integrated editor like VS editor, can I set the Fortran code use its own integrated editor instead of VS's editor?
Thanks,
Tang Laoya
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Intel Visual Fortran uses Visual Studio's code editor, with Fortran-friendly features. But you can use any editor you like.
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Steve noted :: Note that John is using beta versions of Visual Studio.
Actually I use both the VS 2019 and the VS 2019 Preview, but I also program a lot in C# and the rapid changes to NET and C# make staying up with Preview worth while.
Both editors perform fine on a HP Core i5 or a NUC Core i3.
The NUC Core i3 has the same rating as an old CORE I7 my daughter uses.
The question then is "What computer are you using?"
I also use Windows 10 preview, in reality, Windows is now a simple service - you will be running a specific release - at the moment I am on 19569, if you do a WINVER you can see your release, but it is probably about 19000 - give or take -- I looked up the latest Windows update, you would be now running the version released in Aug last year.
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Although one takes some potential risk in using the Preview, it is usually ok and the trouble are usually resolved quickly.
Of course a large work place will be running Windows 95 Version A.
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