Hello,
I have VS2013 Pro, VS 2015 Community, and Intel 2016 Upd 2 (Beta) installed. Since there are some problems with new Windows 10 run-time support, I would like to compile my targets against older (v120) toolset in order to use VS2013 run-time dlls.
In the case of Visual Studio compiler this can be done quite easily: by selecting "Platform Toolset" option = v120.
In the case of Intel C++ we have additional choices, like "Base Platform Toolset":
It is logical to expect that when "v120" option is selected, Intel Compiler will use VS 2013 run-times, etc. Nevertheless it looks like the selection of "Base Platform Toolset" has no influence on compilation results, in all cases Windows 10 run-time is used.
Is it a bug? Should I submit it to support?
Regards,
Michael