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Building a Fortran code in VS 2019 and oneAPI, I get this error: error #10037: could not find 'link'
Previous posts are not helpful (link in accepted solution is broken). Already checked Desktop development with C++ is installed in Visual Studio and reinstalled oneAPI.
Any other ideas?
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As a test, launch the oneAPI command indow (CMD). This should provide an environment defined foe MS VS together with Intel OneAPI.
In the CMD window enter
link /?
Expect the MS VS linker to list out its command line options.
If you receive an error message: 'link' is not recognized...
then the environment for MS VS is broken.
Can you build and run an MS VS C++ "Hello World"?
Jim Dempsey
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TLI
This is a build from within VS? or a build from command line with a oneAPI Command Prompt for Intel64 (or ia32?)
Existing project that you brought over from another system, got from the web? From where does did this Soln and VFProj come?
IF ( existing_project) print*, "what VS and compiler did you build on previously?"
Have you created a new Porject, a Hello World project, and just comfirmed that your VS + Intel Fortran is working? To me that should be test #1.
to summarize - how do you know, or have you confirmed, it's the compiler+VS and not your project?

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