compiler co-existence

[forall]

CVF and Intel compilers can co-exist on the same computer, which is good. What about other Fortran compilers (eg, Lahey/Fujitsu, Salford and Absoft) - will any of them interfere with the above products?

[sabalan]

I have both CVF and Salford on the same computer without any problems. The only thing was that I got some message about conflicting help systems between VS 6.0 and VS.NET when I was installing .NET environment for Salford and chose not to install its help system.

Sabalan.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You may run into some difficulty if you have two or more Fortran compilers integrated into the same VS.NET IDE, as VS.NET partitions by language name only. For example, there can be only one "Fortran" source colorizer. But in general I have not seen this be a big problem.

[lklawrie1]

I've got both Intel (8.1) and Lahey (7.1)under the VS.Net umbrella without problems (except when I forget which one I'm using). Also have CVF 6.6C3 on there but that's not under VS.Net.

I've had Lahey (dos interface), Absoft, and CVF all on the same machine without problems. (Not currently)

Linda