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the compiler commander ifort could not be found

Emily_N_
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‎06-18-2015 07:09 AM
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Hello,

I have Parallel Studio XE 2015, Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, & Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2013 installed.  I have been trying to compile fortran using the Windows SDK 7.1 Command Prompt and it keeps giving me the error that the compiler commander ifort could not be found.  I really don't understand what the issue could be, if it is something to do with the software or just the way I have it set up?  I can easily compile C code so I know that works.

Thanks,

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mecej4
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‎06-18-2015 07:15 AM
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The SDK command prompt is configured to use the MS C/C++ compiler, and has no awareness of any Intel compilers, C or Fortran. You should use the Intel Parallel Studio command prompt from the Start Menu -- that is the simplest way for using the Intel compilers in command line mode.

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