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Once I compile and link my application how do I know which .exe's, .dll's, .ocx's, etc. need to be redistributed for my application to work on another computer? (I'm using VS2003 and Intel Visual Fortran 10.13.)
Harry
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The best way to find out is to download Dependency Walker and have it examine your EXE to see what dependencies it has on non-system DLLs. You'll want to make sure you build your project in a "Release" configuration. The default for a normal executable application is that it links to static libraries and has no dependencies.
The list of Intel files you may redistribute is in a file called fredist.txt in the Docs folder. You may also need to include MSVC DLLs.
The list of Intel files you may redistribute is in a file called fredist.txt in the Docs folder. You may also need to include MSVC DLLs.

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