https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Help-with-Multi-core/m-p/746458#M2260 My customer writes:<BR /><BR />I installed the trial copy of Parallel Studio XE and am trying it on one of our development machines. Our production machine is a 32-core shared-memory system. Are there restrictions on the number of cores that executables can use for the regular single-seat license (the $2249 edition)? Apparently, PGI has a separate license for systems with more than just a hand-full of cores, something we want to avoid. We're also considering a second license of just the Intel Fortran Composer XE, so we have the same question regarding that package.<BR /><BR />Please advise....Thanks<BR /><BR />Dave A. from Lifeboat Distribution Thu, 25 Aug 2011 18:06:45 GMT Dave_A__from_Lifeboa 2011-08-25T18:06:45Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Help-with-Multi-core/m-p/746458#M2260 My customer writes:<BR /><BR />I installed the trial copy of Parallel Studio XE and am trying it on one of our development machines. Our production machine is a 32-core shared-memory system. Are there restrictions on the number of cores that executables can use for the regular single-seat license (the $2249 edition)? Apparently, PGI has a separate license for systems with more than just a hand-full of cores, something we want to avoid. We're also considering a second license of just the Intel Fortran Composer XE, so we have the same question regarding that package.<BR /><BR />Please advise....Thanks<BR /><BR />Dave A. from Lifeboat Distribution Thu, 25 Aug 2011 18:06:45 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Help-with-Multi-core/m-p/746458#M2260 Dave_A__from_Lifeboa 2011-08-25T18:06:45Z