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Greetings,
we have an exectuable that was compiled and linked with INTEL Fortran 9.1.
We now have some external DLLs that are compiled and linked with INTEL Fortran 10.
Is it possible to run the ifort 9.1 built app with ifort 10 runtime libraries?
Or more specific:
Are ifort 10.1 and ifort 9.1 runtime libraries (libifcoremd.dll libmmd.dll libifportmd.dll)
100% compatible in the sense that applications built with the older version can
safely run with the runtime of the newer version? How about the opposite,
can apps compiled with ifort 10 run with the ifort 9 runtime environment?
thanks
Wolfgang
we have an exectuable that was compiled and linked with INTEL Fortran 9.1.
We now have some external DLLs that are compiled and linked with INTEL Fortran 10.
Is it possible to run the ifort 9.1 built app with ifort 10 runtime libraries?
Or more specific:
Are ifort 10.1 and ifort 9.1 runtime libraries (libifcoremd.dll libmmd.dll libifportmd.dll)
100% compatible in the sense that applications built with the older version can
safely run with the runtime of the newer version? How about the opposite,
can apps compiled with ifort 10 run with the ifort 9 runtime environment?
thanks
Wolfgang
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It's fine to run with newer libraries, but not with older ones.
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Good morning Steve,
thanks for the quick reply. Is there an "official" document that lists this compatability?
happy easter holidays
Wolfgang
thanks for the quick reply. Is there an "official" document that lists this compatability?
happy easter holidays
Wolfgang
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I don't know that we have this written down anywhere.

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