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Configuration in Visual Studio 2022 requires compiler support

tcarpenter
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Good day, 

 

after installation of Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 and Intel Fortran Compilers - Named-user Commercial (ESD) [Product SKU ABS999CSGE01X1Z] on my Windows 10 64bit PC the compilation of my Fortran Project was aborted both in x64 nor in Win32 mode.  

The screeshots of the error messages are attached. 

I do not understand which compiler support for 'x64' or 'Win32' I have to install to hopefully solve the problem. 

 

Any suggestion on how to fix the problem is highly appreciated. 

 

Best regards

Meinolf

 

 x64 error messagex64 error messageWin32 error messageWin32 error message

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Steve_Lionel
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Perhaps this will help, though I have never seen that message before: Installing Microsoft Visual Studio* for Use with Intel® Compilers

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tcarpenter
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Thanks Steve_Lionel 

 

The link you provided is related to Visual Studio 2019. 

The Visual Studio component 'Desktop development with C++'  has already been installed when the reported error occcured. 

 

Any other suggestions are welcome

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sdj1
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I just had the same error. For some reason my compiler wasn't set right.  Don't know if it will help you, but you can check "Projects > Properties > Configuration Properties > Use Compiler"

 

Hope it helps.

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Steve_Lionel
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I know the article hasn't been updated, but the steps are the same.

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frankattrane
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I got the same error on Windows 11, Visual Studio 2022, and latest Intel oneAPI HPC/base toolkit. 

 

I can't compile 32 bit. Looks latest Intel Fortran does not support 32 bit any more. 

 

Do I need to roll back Visual studio 2019 and Intel Fortran 2023 or older?

 

Thanks

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Steve_Lionel
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This has been documented and explained for many months now. You don't need to roll back VS, but you do need to use a 2024 version of Intel Fortran and use ifort rather than ifx.

andrew_4619
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If you install 2025.0.0 it does not include IFORT however if you have an older IFORT installed you can still select IFORT as the compiler for a project in a solution. I am using that option as I still have some IFX problems.

frankattrane
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Yes, I am requesting 2024 version. I did not find old version download sit. Can anyone help? 

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