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hi
how can i write and run my code in intel xe(in vs 2012 space) in CVFformat?
i mean how can create a space in vs for write CVF code.
thanks.
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I think the article Migrating from Compaq* Visual Fortran might help if you haven't already found that.
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CVF code is just Fortran code. If you were a CVF user, the article Kevin mentions will be helpful in understanding the difference in the tools and environment. The Intel documentation also leads you through creating and building applications. Start here.
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i read both of them but cant run it.at the article say
" CVF projects cannot be converted to Intel Visual Fortran projects. Instead, create a new Intel Visual Fortran project and add your sources to it."
cant understand exactly how!
i make new intel console app then add my cvf source code to it but have many errors.
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Normally one can convert CVF projects but only if you also have Microsoft Visual C++ installed.
What kind of errors? Often what happens is that the newer Intel Fortran catches programming errors that CVF didn't notice.
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steve ,
mistake from me that ignore console window. i didnt specify bound for one of variable that mentioned in console window.
thanks steve and kevin
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Glad to hear it. Let us know if we may be of assistance in the future.

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