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1. #Matlab r2015a windows 7 cannot compile fortan install#
2. #Matlab r2015a windows 7 cannot compile fortan manual#

#Matlab r2015a windows 7 cannot compile fortan manual#

Did you do any sort of manual initialization of that command-prompt window? I would not have expected ifort to be found. I noted you used an “ IA-32 Visual Studio” command-prompt window which doesn’t appear to be an Intel compiler command-prompt. Have you tried building an IA-32 VS only C/C++ simple test case under the IDE? How about via the command-prompt?

I can’t fully discern the link error under the VS IDE but that doesn’t appear related to not finding the linker. The ifort compiler (command-line) appears to work. The VS integration info and other settings also appear correct. From what you have shown the Intel compiler installation appears to have been successful. If you will zip up the latest one and send it to us then we can look into that.

#Matlab r2015a windows 7 cannot compile fortan install#

Inside there will be folders from recent install attempts. You can collect those logs by looking in your TEMP directory (In a directory window type %TEMP% in the address bar) for a folder with a name starting with pset_ and ending with your username. I can request our install Developers help with reviewing installation logs to see whether something is silently gone wrong with the installation leading to the issue. The article Troubleshooting Fortran Integration Issues with Visual Studio contains additional advices on items to check on and steps to try repairing the integrations. What you find is or is not set might shed additional clues about the successful integration into MSVS.

Regarding Fortran syntax-highlighting and Fortran files not compiling, the article Problem: Fortran source files not compiled when building in Visual Studio contains details about Microsoft Visual Studio settings that you can double-check are enabled. I’m sorry to hear about the continued problems.