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Build OpenFAST in Visual Studio 2022 using IFX#2548

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Build OpenFAST in Visual Studio 2022 using IFX#2548
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Feature or improvement description

The MAP_dll Visual Studio project doesn't specify an Intermediate Directory so when it is included in the FAST and MAP_dll solutions, it is assigned different intermediate directories by Visual Studio 2022. This is probably an issue in how default project properties are handled in the latest version of Visual Studio. The simplest fix was just to specify the Intermediate Directory property in the project so that both solutions build files go to the same place.

This PR does not change the compiler from IFORT to IFX, but the issue that revealed the problem was using IFX as the compiler.

Related issue, if one exists

Closes #2539.

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MAP Visual Studio Project: vs-build/MAPlib/MAP_dll.vcxproj

@andrew-platt andrew-platt merged commit 3dbbf56 into OpenFAST:dev Dec 6, 2024
@andrew-platt andrew-platt modified the milestones: v3.5.5, v4.0.0 Dec 18, 2024
@andrew-platt andrew-platt mentioned this pull request Dec 24, 2024
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@deslaughter deslaughter deleted the b/vs2022_build branch April 17, 2025 21:21
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Issue when compiling OpenFAST with VS Code 2022 and IFX Fortran Compiler

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