Fortran - Intel Fortran 9.1

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Intel Fortran 9.1

michael@athenavisual.com

2007-03-25, 8:03 am

Intel's site states that

"Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition supported for command line
development only"

has anyone tested this option to see if it works. I would like to know
before I purchase the two products (i.e., MS Visual Studio Express
2005 and Intel Visual Fortran 9.1 Standard)

Thanks

Michael

gsal

2007-03-25, 8:03 am

What? I thought MS Visual Studio Express went free sometime ago...look
into that!

gsal

Steve Lionel

2007-03-25, 7:04 pm

On Mar 25, 7:58 am, mich...@athenavisual.com wrote:
> Intel's site states that
>
> "Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition supported for command line
> development only"
>
> has anyone tested this option to see if it works. I would like to know
> before I purchase the two products (i.e., MS Visual Studio Express
> 2005 and Intel Visual Fortran 9.1 Standard)

That web page ought to say "Visual C++ 2005 Express" - MS changed the
name since that was written.

Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition is free. Yes, this combination works,
but again, only for development from the command line. Microsoft has
built the visual development environment for the Express Editions to
exclude non-MS compilers. Be sure to install Visual C++ Express
before installing Intel Fortran.

If you have any problems with this, please let us know at Intel
Premier Support.

Steve

Tim Prince

2007-03-25, 7:04 pm

gsal wrote:
> What? I thought MS Visual Studio Express went free sometime ago...look
> into that!
>
> gsal
>
So, you could take VS Express, look for a 30-day trial for ifort, and
make your own judgment about whether it works according to your
criteria. Do existing web postings not come close to answering your
question? e.g.
http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/...ead/118626.aspx

Tom Micevski

2007-03-25, 7:04 pm

michael@athenavisual.com wrote:
> Intel's site states that
>
> "Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition supported for command line
> development only"
>
> has anyone tested this option to see if it works. I would like to know
> before I purchase the two products (i.e., MS Visual Studio Express
> 2005 and Intel Visual Fortran 9.1 Standard)

the express editions of ms vs 2005 are free:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/express/downloads/

if you want to integrate ivf within the ms vs 2005 ide, then you need to
buy vs 2005 (and not use the free, express versions). i think you only
need to buy the "standard" c++ version of vs 2005 (about 100 usd?).
yep, checking the intel site gives:
http://www.intel.com/cd/software/pr...8834.htm#sysreq
> One of the following Microsoft development products must be installed:
>
> * Microsoft Visual C++* .NET 2002 or 2003 Standard edition or above
> * Microsoft Visual Studio* .NET 2002 or 2003, any edition, with Visual C++ component installed
> * Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 with Visual C++ component installed. Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition supported for command line development only

using express versions means you must use command line to compile (not ide).

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