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Hi
I am new to this Intel Visual Fortran compiler. I tried to compile a program which is in the sample file(int_sin.f90). It shows following error,
ifort: error: could not find 'Bin'.
I dont know how to debug it.
Please help me to solve this problem.
My advance thanks..............
Regards,
Sitha.
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If you always get this message when attempting to link (e.g. the message doesn't appear when you set -c), it likely means your ifort.cfg didn't get set up correctly. If you didn't have the Microsoft tools, including SDK where required, installed before installing ifort, or your MSVC installation is different from those which the compiler team tests, this is not surprising.
If you are able to open an ifort build environment window without error messages, and the usual messages about Visual Fortran version and setting of MSVC environment are displayed, your ifortvars.bat is probably OK.
ifortvars.bat and ifort.cfg are installed normally in your Program Files IntelFortran directory (details depend on version). They can be fixed up, if necessary, with a text editor.
If you are able to open an ifort build environment window without error messages, and the usual messages about Visual Fortran version and setting of MSVC environment are displayed, your ifortvars.bat is probably OK.
ifortvars.bat and ifort.cfg are installed normally in your Program Files IntelFortran directory (details depend on version). They can be fixed up, if necessary, with a text editor.
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You have not installed one of the required Microsoft development products before installing Intel Visual Fortran. You need one of:
If you will be using the command line tools only, not the Visual Studio envirionment, you can also use Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, which is free.
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Standard Edition or higher
- Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2002 or 2003
- Microsoft Visual C++.NET 2002 or 2003, Standard Edition
If you will be using the command line tools only, not the Visual Studio envirionment, you can also use Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, which is free.

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