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Hi,
I just got these error messages during compiling a Fortran static library with Inter Fortran for virtual studio 2015.
Creating library...
1>xilib: error #10037: could not find 'lib'
1>Lib: error spawn_errno_default: spawn('D:\PROGRA~1\INTELS~1\COMPIL~1\windows\bin\ia32\xilink.exe') failed, errno=0
could anyone help with these??
I am using parallel_studio_xe_2016_update3
Thanks
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When you installed VS2015, did you select a Custom install and check the box for C++ language support? That is required. If not, do a "Change" on VS2015 and add that. If you did, please show all the output from the command prompt session, including anything displayed when the window first opens. I assume you are using one of the compiler command prompt shortcuts under Intel Parallel Studio XE 20xx in the Start Menu.
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My guess is that you don't have Microsoft Visual Studio tools properly installed. It can't find the Microsoft LIB utility. Which version of Visual Studio do you have? Did it work before Update 3?
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Steve Lionel (Intel) wrote:
My guess is that you don't have Microsoft Visual Studio tools properly installed. It can't find the Microsoft LIB utility. Which version of Visual Studio do you have? Did it work before Update 3?
My VS version is Microsoft visual studio enterprise 2015, 14.0.25123.00 update 2,
I have reinstalled the VS twice, still dosen't work.
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When you installed VS2015, did you select a Custom install and check the box for C++ language support? That is required. If not, do a "Change" on VS2015 and add that. If you did, please show all the output from the command prompt session, including anything displayed when the window first opens. I assume you are using one of the compiler command prompt shortcuts under Intel Parallel Studio XE 20xx in the Start Menu.
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Steve Lionel (Intel) wrote:
When you installed VS2015, did you select a Custom install and check the box for C++ language support? That is required. If not, do a "Change" on VS2015 and add that. If you did, please show all the output from the command prompt session, including anything displayed when the window first opens. I assume you are using one of the compiler command prompt shortcuts under Intel Parallel Studio XE 20xx in the Start Menu.
Thanks a lot, it finally works after doing so.

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