Visual Studio 2010 with Intel FORTRAN compiler

[Bvn_Kambhammettu]

Hello,

I have trouble while building and compiling my Fortran file when I used Visual studio 2008 Shell, and Visual Studio 2008 SDKs. Particularly with the exe files.

So, I am planning to use Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 instead.

Could you please tell me, whether the Intel FORTRAN compiler can be integrated with the VS 2010 ?

If not, please let me know, the procedure to be followed for setting up Visual Studio 2008 on to my computer for succussful compiling of my FORTRAN files.

Thank you

[TimP]

VS2010 isn't supported by Intel compilers yet. It may work to some extent with ifort, but there's no reason to expect better interoperability than with VS2005 or 2008. In fact, you may run into a few manual setup steps.
If you have the ifort already unpacked, please check the setup advice in the docs folder of the installation e.g.
n:\program filesintel=compiler11.1�51documentation (or previous advice on this forum).
Basically, in Visual Studio setup, add C++ support; under that selection, if intending to install ifort Intel64 (which you almost certainly want if running 64-bit Windows), add X64 support. Apply service packs. Then run ifort installer.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

No, VS2010 is not yet supported.

You have an evaluation license for Intel Visual Fortran - please download and install the evaluation copy of VS2008 from Microsoft, as I suggested earlier. You're just making work for yourself trying these other methods.