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Hi all,
We tried to compile fortran code using build environment Itanium-R applications . We used the fortran compiler version 9.1. Both VS2005 and Microsoft SDKv1.1 are installed.
The error it gives are ;
cannot find cl
cannot find link
The other cases like for 32 bit compilation and EMT64T compilation works fine .
It would be great if someone can provide some help regarding it .
Thanks and regards,
Arijit De
We tried to compile fortran code using build environment Itanium-R applications . We used the fortran compiler version 9.1. Both VS2005 and Microsoft SDKv1.1 are installed.
The error it gives are ;
cannot find cl
cannot find link
The other cases like for 32 bit compilation and EMT64T compilation works fine .
It would be great if someone can provide some help regarding it .
Thanks and regards,
Arijit De
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Check your ItaniumBinifortvars.bat file. It should have a line such as:
call "C:Program FilesMicrosoft Platform SDKSetEnv" /SRV64 /RETAIL
as the first command after the series of "echo" lines. If it doesn't, add this with the path appropriate for your PSDK.
Also edit ifort.cfg in the same folder and see if there is a line beginning with:
-Qlocation,link
This should contain the path to the PSDK linker for Itanium (Win64). If it has a # in front of the line, then leave it alone.
call "C:Program FilesMicrosoft Platform SDKSetEnv" /SRV64 /RETAIL
as the first command after the series of "echo" lines. If it doesn't, add this with the path appropriate for your PSDK.
Also edit ifort.cfg in the same folder and see if there is a line beginning with:
-Qlocation,link
This should contain the path to the PSDK linker for Itanium (Win64). If it has a # in front of the line, then leave it alone.
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