appropriate linker

[mamedov]

There is a program of the third company to which you can connect the sub to write to Intel Fortran version 10.1/11.1. As an IDE, the linker can only use Visual Studio 2008SP1/2010. All work is done on Windows 7 x64 systems. While I was working on a single workstation - all was well. Now I need to deploy this system on several other servers.

Features of the third firm is that it dynamically, before calculating compiled Fortran file in object file and links against it with the main program. Put VS on all servers, we can not - we do not have the required count of licenses. Of all the VS I only linker for linking obj obtained from the IF. Is there any option of using IF not putting the full VS only console linker?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I'm sorry to say that I am having some difficulty understanding the question - this is almost certainly a language problem. Here is what I think you are asking - please correct me if I am wrong.

You want to be able to take Fortran compiled object code to another system that does not have Visual Studio and link a program. I don't know what this third company program is (what is its name?), but you will generally need the Microsoft linker and the Intel Fortran and Microsoft C++ libraries available when linking Fortran programs. You can get these for command line use by installing the free Intel redistributables package (available for free download here) and the Microsoft Windows SDK which supplies the command-line linker and Microsoft C++ libraries.

[mamedov]

Sorry for my english: (
Microsoft Windows SDK exactly what I needed. Thank you very much.