Visual Studio 2008 Integration

Les Neilson
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October 7, 2008 2:09 AM PDT
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Thanks for replying...how should it look in vs2008?  Should there be a project type for fortran?  I made sure to install SP1 and then reinstalled IVF...no obvious way to make/compile fortran projects...

 

If you open up VS 2008 then under File->New-Project  the dialog box should contain Project types one of which should be Intel(R) Fortran with sub-types of Console Application, Library, QuickWin, Windowing App, and COM Server.

If you don't see that then something went wrong with your installation / integration.

The File->New->Project From Existing Code  option only seems to know about C++, C# and Visual Basic

Under Tools->Options you should also see an "Intel(R) Fortran" item. The "compilers" sub-item allows you to choose which compiler version to run - if you have more than one installed. Again if you don't see this then your installation and integration failed for some reason.

Les



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