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I installed the Fortan Compiler 11.1 andVisual Studio 2008. There is no resource compiler included !
How can I rebuild my programs ? In Compiler 10 and Visual Studio 2003 it was a resource compiler !!
How can I rebuild my programs ? In Compiler 10 and Visual Studio 2003 it was a resource compiler !!
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The resource compiler, rc.exe, is provided as either part of Visual C++ (if you install Visual Studio separately), or as part of Visual Studio 2008 Shell if you use the bundled version with the compiler. For the separate installation, it is in the C:Program FilesMicrosoft SDKsWindowsv6.0ABin folder. In Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > Compilers ad click the Reset All button to make sure all paths are reset.
Are you using a separately installed Visual Studio? Does the folder above exist and is rc.exe in it?
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
The resource compiler, rc.exe, is provided as either part of Visual C++ (if you install Visual Studio separately), or as part of Visual Studio 2008 Shell if you use the bundled version with the compiler. For the separate installation, it is in the C:Program FilesMicrosoft SDKsWindowsv6.0ABin folder. In Visual Studio, select Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > Compilers ad click the Reset All button to make sure all paths are reset.
Are you using a separately installed Visual Studio? Does the folder above exist and is rc.exe in it?
I bought the bundled version and installed w_cprof_p_11.1.051.exe
c:ProgrammeMicrosoft SDK'sWindowsv6.0ABin does not exist, the only directory there is ... windowsv6.0ABootstrapper
The Reset All button I clicked, but nothing happens. After restarting Visual Studio, right clicking on a resource file does not show the "compile" submenue.
rc.exe is in c:ProgrammeMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0VCBin
After resolving this problem - I hope soon - there is the next: I bought professional version, but IMSL is not included. How to use my programs of version 10 an d before ?????????
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Since you are using the bundled VS2008 Shell, the VCBin location is correct. Add that path to "Executable Files" in the Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > Compilers setting (click on the "..." button to edit.) This should have been added automatically.
If you bought the current Professional Edition, it does not include IMSL. That is a higher priced product, "Professional Edition with IMSL". If you made a mistake and bought the wrong product, please contact the reseller you bought it from and ask about an exchange. They will contact us to authorize it. Let me know if you will be doing this.
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The imsl problem is resolved, I exchanged the product.
In the compiler settings it was still $(VCInstallDir)BIN and I wrote also the complete path of rc.exe (C:.....VCBin). The problem is not resolved. Right clicking on a resource file in solution explorer does not show "compile"
In Intel Fortran 10 and earlier and separately installed Visual Studio (2003), after Intel updates it was ALWAYS necessary to reinstall (repare) Visual Studio, because the resource compiler was lost! Im using (and used) Windows XP (german edition) and Visual Studio (english edition).
Since you are using the bundled VS2008 Shell, the VCBin location is correct. Add that path to "Executable Files" in the Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > Compilers setting (click on the "..." button to edit.) This should have been added automatically.
If you bought the current Professional Edition, it does not include IMSL. That is a higher priced product, "Professional Edition with IMSL". If you made a mistake and bought the wrong product, please contact the reseller you bought it from and ask about an exchange. They will contact us to authorize it. Let me know if you will be doing this.
In the compiler settings it was still $(VCInstallDir)BIN and I wrote also the complete path of rc.exe (C:.....VCBin). The problem is not resolved. Right clicking on a resource file in solution explorer does not show "compile"
In Intel Fortran 10 and earlier and separately installed Visual Studio (2003), after Intel updates it was ALWAYS necessary to reinstall (repare) Visual Studio, because the resource compiler was lost! Im using (and used) Windows XP (german edition) and Visual Studio (english edition).
Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
Since you are using the bundled VS2008 Shell, the VCBin location is correct. Add that path to "Executable Files" in the Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > Compilers setting (click on the "..." button to edit.) This should have been added automatically.
If you bought the current Professional Edition, it does not include IMSL. That is a higher priced product, "Professional Edition with IMSL". If you made a mistake and bought the wrong product, please contact the reseller you bought it from and ask about an exchange. They will contact us to authorize it. Let me know if you will be doing this.
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If you are using VS2008 Shell, the right-click>Compile option is not available.
What issues are remaining for you?
What issues are remaining for you?
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
If you are using VS2008 Shell, the right-click>Compile option is not available.
What issues are remaining for you?
What issues are remaining for you?
right clicking on fortran files to compile is available ...
Can I use Intel Fortran 11 with Visual Studio .net 2003 or is it necessary to buy VS2008 ?
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Oh, that's right - we found a way to add that back in.
VS2003 is supported in versions 11.0 and 11.1 - it won't be supported in the next major release after 11.1.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
Oh, that's right - we found a way to add that back in.
VS2003 is supported in versions 11.0 and 11.1 - it won't be supported in the next major release after 11.1.
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I am not sure what that property is for, but I don't think it's this. Just add the .res as a "source file" to the project. It will get linked in.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
I am not sure what that property is for, but I don't think it's this. Just add the .res as a "source file" to the project. It will get linked in.
no, it is not linked.
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Curious. Well, add it as an "additional dependency" in the Linker > Input property.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
Curious. Well, add it as an "additional dependency" in the Linker > Input property.
that's it. Thank you very much !
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