Intel® Fortran Compiler
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twerth
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Intel_C_Intel
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Sorry, but there are no properties that control how the axis values are formatted in CAV.

With the Intel Array Visualizer, each Axis object contains a Format object which can be used to specify how values are displayed.

John
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twerth
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Hi,

how difficult is it to adapt the source for the Intel Array Visualizer? It isn't 100% compatible, is it?

How much would it be, to buy the Intel Array Visualizer and Intel Fortran Compiler?

Thank you,
Tobias Werth
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Steven_L_Intel1
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John will need to be the one to comment on the programming aspect, but yes, it is different.

Intel Array Visualizer isn't sold separately - it's part of Intel Fortran for Windows which is $499.

Steve
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Intel_C_Intel
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The products aren't source compatible, but for Console programs that use the fagl/fav routines it shouldn't be hard to update the code to use Intel AV. In your case it is a little more problematic since Intel Fortran v7.1 does not support creating Win32 applications w/ ActiveX controls. You might want to wait till v8.0 comes out later this year before switching over.

There is a free evaluation download of v7.1 if you want to check out the new Array Visualizer product though.

John
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