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To compile some C++ code for 64 bit, the API I'm using requires the Intel C++ Compiler for Windows (actually it specifies an older version, but I'm told the licensing is backward compatible.
Any help would be appreciated
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Emmm. I did some digging and found the link. You'll need the Intel C++ Composer XE for Windows, the link ishttp://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-c-composer-xe-purchase/
The Intel C++ Composer XE for Windows comes with the Intel C++ compiler, Intel IPP, Intel TBB libs, and Intel MKL libs.
We do notoffer the Intel C++ compileronly pkg any more.
You said you have an old license,check it to see if it's cheaper to just renew the support service.
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http://softwarestore.ispfulfillment.com/intel-parallel-composer.html
That one is $399 (still very expensive -- but seems to have the c++ compiler in it)
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Sorry for the delayed response.
The Intel C++ compiler from Intel Parallel Composer is a light weight compiler. It does not have the full compiler optimization functionalities as the one in Intel C++ Composer XE product pkg.
Before you buy it, try both with eval. See if the Intel Parallel Composer 2011 is good enough for you.
Jennifer
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