Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 11.1.051 Professional Edition For Windows

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I know the repair and remove do not work and if I run repair it again completes
but there is NO desktop reference to the compiler and it does not show
under "PROGRAMS". There are no other options available on the install.
There is also nothing about "design studio" in the download even though
the download was that which was supposed to all the bits associated with
it. (1st download option on the Intel download site).

The only executables I can find is in the following directory (similar
under directory \\em64t\\ instead of \\ia32\\
\\Program
Files(x86)\\intel\\compiler\\11.1\\060\\mkl\\benchmarks\\mp_linpack\\bin_intel\\ia32\\xhp_ia32.exe

which does not run as it saysimpi.dll is not on computer.

If I go to 'Control Panel' to try to remove the program (compiler) it
does not show in the list of installed programs. So I cannot start the
install again to get the original error message.

We did ask what other things did we need to run the compiler.

Previoius they worked well. However, several days ago, a little problem happpened: when I debugged the code, the command line window couldn't show up. Then I uninstalled the intel compiler and MVS relatied programs. Now after re-installed the IVF compiler and MVS 2005, they didn't work. The error message "mt.exe not found" always showed up when debugging the programs generated before. I uninstall and re-install them several time but it didn't work. Could you guys tell what I should do. Thanks a lot.

Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 11.1.051 Professional Edition for Windows

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I have installed Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 11.0 Professional Edition for windows OS. Now I need to transfer that compiler from the old computer to the new one. Please let me know how to do that. Thanks.

Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition (IA-32 architecture only) This enables use of the compiler from the command line only; the visual development environment, including the Visual Studio Debugger, is not enabled. For Fortran development with Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, you must also install Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Platform SDK or Windows Software Development Kit Update for Windows Vista*. If you choose this option, download and install the w_fc_x_10.1.xxx_IA32.exe package only; do not install a package that includes Microsoft Visual Studio Premier Partner Edition.

I need to upgrade to a visual fortran environment that will also work with my old programs developed with DVF 6.0. I used the Quickwin application function (and all of the related modules) frequently and I would like to know if the Intel Visuqal...

FEAP should compile with most any modern compiler. Compiles have been tested on Mac computers using the GNU Compiler Compilation, gcc/gfortran, (versions 6 through 9.2) as well as with Intel compilers (2019 Update 5); on Windows computers with Intel Compilers (2018 Update 2) with Visual Studio Community 2017; and on Linux computers using the GNU Compiler Compilation, gcc/gfortran, (version 9.3.1). Newer and older compilers should all work fine, but note that pre-version 6 GNU compilers will no longer work.

In general you should not change ipr. ipr stands for integers per (double precision) real. In particular it refers to the ratio of the number of bytes use by a real*8 variable to the number of bytes used by an integer variable. Unless you have an unusual machine, leave ipr as 2. The only situation where you would set ipr = 1 (on a modern computer), is one where you used a compiler flag to force all integer variables to be 8 bytes long. You can do this with ifort using the -i8 flag and gfortran with the -fdefault-integer-8 flag. This is advance stuff; just leave ipr=2, unless you really know what you are doing.

The file program/nanifchk.f fails to compile because your system does not have the ieee module. This occurs if your gfortran/gcc installation is not particularly current (below gcc version 5). To fix you need to update your compiler version. On Ubuntu-like systems this can be accomplished with the following commands

This is a context manager that allows to append to the environment all the variables set by the tools.intel_compilervars_dict(). You can replacetools.intel_compilervars_dict() and use this context manager to get a cleaner way to activate the Intel C++ environment: