Intel Visual Fortran on MS Visual Studio 2010 is not creating an exe after build
I have MS Visual Studio 2010 and Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 installed on Windows XP. When I try and re-compile an old Digital Visual Fortran project (*.dsp), it doesn't create a *.exe file. I was able to re-compile an old Digital Visual Fortran (*.dsp) about a year ago, but haven't done since then. I can create a simple console "hello world" exe, but not my old projects. I've tried several old *.dsp projects and they all result in the same problem. Here are my steps:
1. Open old *.dsp project in Visual Studio 2010 (which has Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE also installed, as well as Framework Net ver4). It immediately asks to "convert to current visual C++ project format" and creates some *.vcxproj files.
2. I select "Build Solution" and it shows "Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped" but it does not create an exe in the Release folder. It does create a log file, which I've attached.
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