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i am new to the Intel Visual Fortran developer system, and have no local support help for
my problems, which I am trying to resolve one step at a time. I have been able to compile
and link my legacy Fortran program, but now have a new problem. when trying to run the
executable, a small widow appears with -
TODO: Place dialog controls here.
I have no clue what this means.
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A "legacy Fortran program" should not be trying to display a dialog. My guess is that you selected the "Windowing Application" project type when what you wanted was "Windows Console Application". Create a new project of that type (choose "empty project", add your source file to it, ad it should work better.
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I suspect that the programmer who wrote the code (which you have not shown us) was tired, and put in "TODO" as a placeholder to which (s)he could come back to when starting the next session. Look in the source code for that string, and replace it with whatever is appropriate.
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A "legacy Fortran program" should not be trying to display a dialog. My guess is that you selected the "Windowing Application" project type when what you wanted was "Windows Console Application". Create a new project of that type (choose "empty project", add your source file to it, ad it should work better.
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Choosing a different Empty Project type was the answer.
Thank you, Mr. Lionel

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