Re: [TRNSYS-users] Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 17

David,

Thanks for your response. I already have the two pieces of the compiler (Intel Fortran Compiler 17 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2015).

I was checking on that premade *.sln file now and comparing its TRNDLL settings with the ones specified on the Programmer's Guide. Almost everything was in place, except for a few things. I can't select a "Debug Single-threaded DLL" nor "Single-threaded DLL" on the Debug and Realese settings in Fortran->Libraries->Runtime Libraries. It just doesn't show me that option in neither of both settings. I respectively setted them to "Debug Multi-threaded DLL" and "Multi-threaded DLL".

I haven't done my research for now on what do those things mean, but I thinked it was good to report the detail. I hope it works in the way I configured them.

Kind regards,

Javier Vega Benavente

2017-03-15 12:32 GMT-03:00 David BRADLEY <d.bradley@tess-inc.com>:

Javier,

I do not think you will have problems. There are two pieces to the Intel Compiler. One is the compiler itself. The other is the interface (Microsoft Visual Studio). You should find a premade Visual Studio / Intel Fortran compiler solution file (IvfCXE2011.sln) located in ..\Trnsys17\Compilers\IvfCXE2011\. In the past when updates have come from Intel and Microsoft, the *.sln file from an older version can be opened and will be updated automatically to the new version. I highly recommend using the premade compile project (the solution) because it already has all the settings to make a new TRNDll or to make your own DLL (MyType) that is compatible with the TRNDll.

kind regards,

David

On 03/15/2017 08:04, Javier Vega via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Hello TRNSYS users,

I'm programming my own heat pump TRNSYS model. It's the first time for me using the fortran language and using fortran compilers. I downloaded Intel Visual Fortran 17 to recompile the TRNSYS .DLL

After I downloaded the compiler and the MS Visual Studio, I realised that the TRNSYS Documentation Programmer's guide only mentions the use of Intel Visual Fortran compiler 11.X . ¿Wil I have compatibility problems?

Sorry if my questions are too trivial, I'm just learning this.

Thanks in advance,

Javier Vega Benavente
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