i develop run fortran code under windows (7, 64bit) using visual stuido 2010 , ifort.
the code, compiled dll, tested in windows , deployd approx. 25% of time windows (2000 7) , 75% suse linux. while windows solution completly handeld me linux "branch" compiled other (it 100% same code). linux branch compiled g95/nag compiler.
due decissons out of our control change nag gfortran. after test found code compiled gfortran (and optimisation -o2) take double time finish compared windows , ifort (no optimisation, full debug). had chance compile code under linux , ifort , got speed of windows + ifort.
(nag compiled code somewhere in between)
for obvious reasons compile code ifort windows , linux, so:
is possible compile suse linux under windows ifort (using cmd or vs 2010)?
i'll answer intel - no, can't compile linux in windows (except using vm in case running linux, stated above.) vm reasonable approach, you'll have buy separate license ifort on linux. or, assume have linux box test on, build there (you can ssh windows box.) true, won't have visual studio ide, of our customers use eclipse (with photran plugin) or code:blocks intel fortran.
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