Customers with a non-English version of the Visual Studio* 2005 (Standard edition or above) who install the Intel® Visual Fortran (IVF) Compiler 10.0 package ID w_fc_p_10.0.025 will not be able to create any Intel® Fortran projects within the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

This is a known issue impacting only customers using a non-English version of the Visual Studio 2005. Use of this Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 10.0 package with Visual Studio* .NET 2003 is unaffected.

To fix this problem you can run the script file ifortfixme.bat by the following steps:

1. Download the script file ifortfixmebat.txt and rename it to ifortfixme.bat.

2. Open a IVF command window (Start button » All Programs » Intel(R) Software Development Tools » Intel Fortran Compiler 10.0.025 » Fortran Build Environment for Applications running on IA32 Systems)

3. Determine the encoding number for your Visual Studio 2005 software. (e.g. 1041 for Japanese encoding. 1031 for German encoding. For other languages encoding, please see below note.)

4. Run the batch script and provide the encoding as an argument to the script.

   >> ifortfixme.bat <ENCODING>

   e.g.
   >> ifortfixme.bat 1031

This issue is under investigation for possible resolution in the future compiler update.

Note: The encoding number, or locale ID (LCID), is a 32-bit value defined by Windows* that identifies a particular language. For more detail information on, please visit MSDN: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0h88fahh.aspx ^† .

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This applies to:

Intel® Fortran Compiler for Windows*