You can specify directories that the Microsoft Visual Studio* project system should search for certain types of files.
To set path, library, and include directories for your Intel® Fortran project environment on a particular machine:
- Select
Tools > Options.
- In the left pane, select
Intel Compilers and Libraries > IFORT Intel Fortran Classic > Compilers for
ifort or
Intel Compilers and Libraries > IFX Intel Fortran > Compilers for
ifx.
- In the right pane, specify directories where the Microsoft Visual Studio* project system should look for files:
- Executables: The directories to be searched for executable files. (Works like the
PATH environment variable.)
- Libraries: The directories to be searched for libraries. (Works like the
LIB environment variable.)
- Includes: The directories to be searched for include files. (Works like the
INCLUDE environment variable.) You can use macros like
$(VSInstallDir) in directory names. For list of supported macros, see
Supported Build Macros.
- Click
OK.
Use the
Reset buttons to restore original installation settings for Executables, Libraries, and Includes fields.
Reset restores initial settings for the currently selected compiler.
Note
If you specify
devenv
or
useenv
on the command line to start the IDE, the IDE uses the
PATH,
INCLUDE, and
LIB environment variables as defined for that command line when performing a build. It uses these values instead of the values defined in
Tools >
Options.
For more information on the
devenv
command, see the
devenv
description in the Microsoft Visual Studio* documentation.
For more information on environment variables, see
Supported Environment Variables.