topic IVF 12.0 question in Intel® Fortran Compiler

IVF 12.0 question

fbalderasintel — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 01:33:37 GMT

I'm not sure which Fortran product to use going forward.

We currently use "IVF 11.1 for Windows with IMSL" but dont actually use the IMSL part.

Is there a similar "IVF 12.0 for Windows without IMSL" ? I couldnt find one.

If Not, Is there a link available to download the compiler "IVF 12 for Windows with IMSL" even though its

not "officially" released, just for the purposes of testing on Non- IMSL functionality?

You see I'm not sure if the issue with IVF 12 is the IMSL interface, in which case I dont use that, so
it doesnt matter to me, or if its a more general problem, in which case I'd could use a simpler "IVF 12.0 Non IMSL".

We want to continue using VS2010 rather than a separate IDE which I believe that is what the "Studio"
products are.

Regards

IVF 12.0 question

TimP — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 04:16:56 GMT

Your answers are already available among recent posts on this forum. xe 2011 is a new name for what you are asking for, ifort 12.0, which works with VS2010 as well as 2005 and 2008, as well as including the Visual Studio 2008 shell, same as 11.1. If you are still within your year of support, you should be able to register your serial number and download the newer version at https://registrationcenter.intel.com.
No, there is no form available of the overdue IMSL for ifort 12/xe 2011.

IVF 12.0 question

Steven_L_Intel1 — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 14:25:49 GMT

The Intel "Studio" products are just collections of components. On Windows, all use Visual Studio as the IDE.

What you want is Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011. This does not include IMSL. We also offer a larger bundle Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011 which includes C++ and Fortran, Intel VTune Amplifier XE (performance Profiler) and Intel Inspector XE (correctness checker). You can upgrade to that for a modest price.

If what you want to do instead is continue using just Fortran without IMSL, I think we can make it so that you can buy a support renewal of the non-IMSL product. If this interests you, let me know.