We updated the installer which fixed an issue where the Windows 8 SDK wouldn’t be recognized as being installed. Since the SDK is a prerequisite, the installer would stop.
Have you had PVF installed on this system before? Have you installed PVF on other systems?
What version of VS 2010 are you using (i.e., professional, premium), which build (i.e., RTM, SP1) and what languages do you have installed? You should be able to see all of this from the VS 2010 Help | About menu.
Have you had PVF installed on this system before? Have you installed PVF on other systems?
I have installed the PGI on windows 7 with VS 2010 on my old i7 machine.
I am able to install a evaluation copy of 13.2 (part of academic offer from PGI license that will end in Aug. 2013)
Visual Studio 2010 Premium
Ver. 10.0 RTMRel
Windows 8, Dell XPS 8500, GeForce 680 GPU
when I compile a simple code such as:
program test1
use cudafor
implicit none
real(8), device :: aDev
end program test1
I get this warning and error:
C:\Users\Dolf\Desktop\test1\SourceFile1.f90(0) : warning W0471 : CUDA Fortran feature license not found; CUDA Fortran features disabled
C:\Users\Dolf\Desktop\test1\SourceFile1.f90(12) : error S0034 : Syntax error at or near device
do you know why Cuda features are disabled? how can I run my code into GPU??
Glad to hear that PVF is working for you now. I’m assuming this issue is closed; please let me know if that’s not correct.
Regarding licensing: the PVF academic evaluation offer you’re using does not include accelerator features. You can get a 15-day trial license for the accelerator features from our sales department though. Contact sales@pgroup.com with your PGI account information and let them know that you’re using the PVF academic license but want to try the accelerator features too.
This means that you don’t have a “main” in your source (i…e in Fortran a “program”). Are you trying to just compile an single file and did not mean to link?