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platform vs target

barakobama
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‎04-09-2008 03:43 PM
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I made 64bit version on Window XP 64 with Xeon successfully.

Now, Iam tryingto make 32bit version to run it on other 32bit machine.

So, I changed the target to Win32 under Tools>Option>Fortran and target machine under C/C++ project> Linker>Advanced to MachineX86 while leaving x64 for the platform.

But it did not seem to generate 32bit version.

What am I doing wrong here?

-BO

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-09-2008 04:41 PM
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That's not the way to change targets. Tools > Options > Fortran sets paths and selects compilers for builds using the various platforms. This has no effect at all on projects. To change the build target, since you've already added an x64 configuration, use the "Solution Platforms" dropdown in the project. This is usually just to the right of the dropdown that selects Debug vs. Release. Change that to Win32. Now it will use the compiler and paths specified under Tools > Options > Fortran for Win32.

You should not change the machine type at all - that will be set automatically.
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