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cannot find "cl"

hongshengguo
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‎05-31-2007 09:10 AM
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I installed Intel Fortran Compiler (v9.1). While I compiled my Fortran programs on the IA-32 applications window, everything is fine. However, when I used the EM64T-based applications window, an error message "could not find 'cl'" always came, even I compile a simplest Fortran code and use the command 'ifort'.

The operating system of my computer is Windows XP professional X64 edition.

Anyone please tell me the reason for the error message?
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TimP
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‎05-31-2007 11:25 AM
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In several installation scenarios, you must add Microsoft 64-bit C++ support, then repeat the ifort installation. Microsoft installations which don't have 64-bit options will not work. For example, VS2003 and earlier versions don't have any 64-bit support. In some (unsupported) situations, you must add paths to Microsoft tools by text editor, in ifort .cfg. Please check the instructions for the procedure you use. If this doesn't clear it up, please give more information on what you have done.
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