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Hello,
I am new to Visual Studio, and a novice user for CVB. However, I have well documented code that reportedly compiles fine on compaq visual basic v6.6. I have successfully installed Visual Studio 2013 (and 2015) as well as the necessary Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016. When I try to compile the code, i get this error:
warning MSB8018: No outputs specified for item "myCode.f90". Its custom build command will be skipped.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you
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Update: I have since discovered a project conversion option that seems to work.
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Please read https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/migrating-from-compaq-visual-fortran for helpful information.
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I found (long time ago) that the project conversion utility from CVF to IVF did not engage the IVF dependency checker, so multi-module projects required manual selection of files to determine the correct compilation order which would allow the multi-module build to complete. The solution to that problem was to delete all source files from the project and then re-select the same files manually for inclusion in the project (which is easy since source items can be selected in bulk), whereupon the dependency checker started working.
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I haven't seen that. The dependency checker shouldn't need "engaging", but I have seen cases where a recreation of the project was necessary to get it to work right. It may be that deleting the hidden .suo file is sufficient.
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