The Intel Fortran compiler for Itanium-based applications contains the following components. That combines the best technology from both Intel Fortran and Compaq* Visual Fortran. Here is how to setup the license file before installation. Included in your Visual Fortran kit is an 'authorization code', which you redeem for a license key at a Compaq web site, by fax or by telephone. The license key is a text file that is placed in the license server directory, then the license manager is started.

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Using Visual Fortran 6 Using Visual Fortran 6.6 Compaq has donated a license for Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6 to the physics department. For use in the physics department, the compiler has been installed on the PHYSICS server. It can be used in the Physics Library as well as Olin 221 and 224 labs. The Department of Information Technology has also installed it on the computers in the main Olin lab • Log into the PHYSICS Server on one of the department's Windows 2000 machines. • Click on the Visual Fortran icon located in the 'Applications' folder. The Microsoft Visual Studio development environment will then launch. This is a single environment in which you may edit, compile, debug and execute your Fortran programs.

• To launch the HTMLHelp Viewer, click on the 'Online Documentation' icon in the Visual Fortran Programs folder under the Windows Start menu. • By default, a file name ending in.FOR will be treated as a FORTRAN 77 program using fixed format for the source code (statements starting in column 7.) • By default, a file name ending in.F90 will be treated as a Fortran 90 program using free format for the source code. Overview of Building Projects The Microsoft® Visual Studio development environment (also called Developer Studio) organizes development into projects.

A project consists of the source files required for your application, along with the specifications for building the project. The build process involves defining your project, setting options for it, and building the program or library. Each project can specify one or more configurations to build from its source files.

A configuration specifies such things as the type of application to build, the platform on which it is to run, and the tool settings to use when building. Having multiple configurations lets you extend the scope of a project but still maintain a consistent source code base from which to work. When you create a new project, the Microsoft visual development environment automatically creates Debug and Release configurations for you. The default configuration is the Debug configuration. To specify the current configuration, select Set Active Configuration from the Build menu. Projects are contained in a workspace.