Intel® Fortran Compiler 16.0 User and Reference Guide
This topic outlines the basic steps for using the Intel® Fortran Compiler with Microsoft Visual Studio*.
To build the application, select Build > Build Solution. Any errors will be displayed in the Output Window. Double-click on a message to go to the line in error.
To run without debugging, select Debug > Start Without Debugging. The console window will remain open after the program exits until you press Enter.
To run under the debugger, first set a breakpoint at the first executable line of the program by clicking in the gray column to the left of the source line. Then select Debug > Start. If the program exits normally, the console window will be closed automatically.
For information on converting projects from Compaq* Visual Fortran to Intel® Fortran, see Converting Projects.
Documentation is available in Visual Studio* from the Help menu.
You can request documentation on Fortran language features, including library routines, using context-sensitive help in the Visual Studio* IDE. In a source window, position the cursor on a language keyword (for example, INTEGER or CONTAINS) or a library routine (for example, DATE_AND_TIME or SIGNALQQ) and press the F1 key. This displays the appropriate topic in the documentation.
Similarly, dialog boxes and property pages that are specific to the Intel® Fortran compiler offer context-sensitive help that is accessed by pressing the F1 key.