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I have intel parallel studio 2017, I am looking at ipsxe-comp-vars.bat :
set TARGET_ARCH= :ParseArgs :: Parse the incoming arguments if /i "%1"=="" goto Build if /i "%1"=="ia32_intel64" (set TARGET_ARCH=intel64) & shift & goto ParseArgs if /i "%1"=="intel64" (set TARGET_ARCH=intel64) & shift & goto ParseArgs shift & goto ParseArgs :Build :: stuff
It seems that `TARGET_ARCH=intel64` even when the first argument is `ia32_intel64`.
Why ?
Now, the start menu (in Intel) link towards this script is augmented with variables "intel64 vs2015".
Regarding the whole script (see attachement) I don't even see how the " vs2015" bit is treated ?
ipsxe-comp-vars.txt
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ia32_intel64 once meant a cross-compiler that ran on IA-32 but built for Intel 64. That no longer exists, so there's no distinction made. If you want to target IA-32, use "ia32" as the argument.
The "vs2015" is used when you have multiple VS versions installed and you want to select one that isn't the latest.

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