Environment Manger Problem with Compilation

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I am trying to use Environment Manager to compile my Fortran code. I have PSSE 34.8. I already installed Intel Visual Fortran and Visual Studio 2015. However, when upload my files, I cannot compile them.

I see under the Fortran Compile Options in red color:

Not Allowed - Link: 34 (Why?).

When I press (Why?), I get the following error message:

    Link not allowed for PSSE versions: 34

    Installed Visual Studio versions:

        14.0 (VS 2015), 14.0 (VS 2015)
         [32 bit] PATH/LIB files not found for Visual Studio 14.0 (VS 2015):    
         link.exe    
         mt.exe    
         rc.exe    
         rcdll.dll    
         vc.lib    
         kernel32.lib

        [64 bit] PATH/LIB files not found for Visual Studio 14.0 (VS 2015):    
         link.exe    
         mt.exe    
         rc.exe    
         rcdll.dll    
         vc.lib
         kernel32.lib

Installed Intel Fortran Compiler versions:
            IVF 15.0.148, IVF 15.0.148



Installed Compaq Fortran Compiler versions:

        None




     Refer C:\****\.pssenvmgr\psse_env_manager.log file for details.

      If contacting PSSE Support for resolution of this error, please send this log file.

What is the problem? Can anyone help? Did anyone face a similar issue? How did you solve it?

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Hi jconto,can I ask you where to find and download Intel Visual Fortran? I'm just starting to learn how to write the UDM and try to compile the fortran code to dsusr.dll by Environment manager. I already install the VS 2013 but still can't found where can download the IVF 15.0.221. thanks

HSU (Jun 24 '1)

Search for 'Intel Fortran' on the internet to find the Intel site where to purchase.

jconto (Jun 24 '1)

Very appreciate of your reply. I still wondering, without using EM can I use the latest Visual Studio & Intel fortran compiler(installed by "Intel oneAPI HPC Toolkit") to make the dsusr.dll? thanks your answer.

HSU (Jun 25 '1)

Using EM is the easiest path. Each PSSE version requires specific Visual Studio and Intel Fortran versions and outside this recommendation it becomes a try & error process.

jconto (Jun 25 '1)

Thank you very much

HSU (Jun 27 '1)

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