Options: Compilers dialog box

The following applies to Microsoft Visual Studio* 2012, 2010, and 2008.

To access the Compilers page, click the Tools > Options > Intel Composer > Visual Fortran, and select Compilers.

Use the Compilers page to specify general compiler settings. on a per platform basis. Use the tabs to select a target platform, then select a compiler version and specify other related settings for that platform.

If you have multiple Compiler versions installed, you can:

Choose which compiler version to use when building applications.
Build applications that target different platforms.
Specify directories where Visual Studio* should look for files.

Compiler Selection

Platform: Use the tabs to select your target platform. The selected platform determines the Intel® Visual Fortran Compiler versions that appear.

Selected version of Compiler: Use the drop-down list to select your compiler version.

Executables: Specify the directories to be searched for executable files (This setting is equivalent to the PATH environment variable.)

Includes: Specifies the directories to be searched for include files. (This setting is equivalent to the INCLUDE environment variable). You can use macros such as $(VSInstallDir) in directory names.

Libraries: Specify the directories to be searched for libraries (This setting is equivalent to the LIB environment variable).

Default options: Specify compiler options that will be used unless overridden by competing compiler options specified at build time.

Reset: Click this button to restore the default settings.

Click this button to restore the default settings (Executables, Libraries, Includes, and Default Options) for the selected Intel® Fortran Compiler version.