Intel C++ Compiler 8.0

[Alexander_N_]

So how can I get it for non-commercial use? I know it's old but I need exactly this version!

[TimP]

Did you try the advice at http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/older-version-product ? Such an old version may be difficult to use on a recent linux.

[Alexander_N_]

But I haven't got any produt keys. I just want to get it free for non-commercial use.

[TimP]

If you qualify for the non-commercial license, take out a current license and try the posted advice.

[KitturGanesh]

That's correct. Try to get the non-commercial product at: http://software.intel.com/en-us/non-commercial-software-development and then try to get the older version but use the newer license. Regards.

[SergeyKostrov]

>>...Such an old version may be difficult to use on a recent linux... I'm not asking why Intel C/C++ compiler version 8 needs to be used and 'm not surprised to see that as a requirement. Some companies in the US and in Canada are still using Visual C++ version 6. Impressed?

[Alexander_N_]

Yeah but where to find it? I licensed trail-version and searching old versions but the older is 8.1!

[TimP]

Some versions of the 8.0 compiler were buggy so it's perhaps not surprising if only 8.1 remains available on the download site.