problem with EM64T developemnt

[r_robinson]

I have an evaluation copy of the fortran compiler v9.1. I installed it on an AMD

64 machine running XP 64 and Visual Studio 2005. I can use either VS or

the command line window for making IA32 applications OK. When I try to

open the commnad line window for EM64T I get "directory not found" which is

true because the bat file is looking for C:Program FilesMicrosoft SDK.... whick does not exist. Likewise, in VS, Ican switch the project environment to

EM64T but then I get told that the fortran compiler for this is not installled.

I don't want to buy the compiler if I can't get it to work for EM64T. Can anyone tell me what I need to do?

Thanks!

[r_robinson]

OK, after reading some Intel info pages, I uninstalled the compiler, updated VS 2005 to include EM64T support, reinstalled the compiler, and all is going well. Note that this VS update requires checking things under the C++ tab!

Sorry to post questions that just show my dumbness! However, I think there may be others in the same boat.

RR

[Steven_L_Intel1]

The Installation Guide discusses this in some detail, but I know that few people read the guides.

[chang1]

Steve,

I still have problem with the EM64T. The VS2005 professonal version was reinstalled. Now I can choose x64 in Configuration manager. I also uninstalled compiler intergration and reinstalled it (both A32 and EM64T was installed previously). However, when I try to build a solution, it says the X64 compiler is not installed. Can you give me some help? Thanks.

regards

Chang

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Please reinstall the compiler. Since you didn't have EM64T support there before, it didn't install the EM64T compiler. As a shortcut, run C:Program FilesIntelDownloadIntelFortranCompiler91CompilerEM64Tsetup.exe

[chang1]

Steve,

I reinstalled the compiler (both the EM64T and the integration), but still have the same probem: compiler EM64T not installed. I also noticed that when we I chose X64 in the configuation manager (I did that by select new>x64>copy from X32 setting), the Target machine in the Linker>Advanced is "not set". The only other option I can select is "MachineX86". Why didn't it change to "Machinex64" automatically or let me havetheoption to select "Machinex64"?

regards

Zenghu

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I suggest you contact Intel Premier Support for further help on this.