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Black Belt Program ended apparently

DavidWhite
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‎03-26-2020 03:37 AM
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Have any of the other Black Belts been advised of the end of the Black Belt program?

I assume that this means that we will no longer have access to a Fortran license or future upgrades to the Intel Compiler.

Since I am currently unemployed and looking for further opportunities, this is yet another nail in the coffin, if I cannot retain a current version of Fortran.

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jimdempseyatthecove
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‎12-02-2023 05:24 AM
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Yup, I'm still alive and as well as expected for an oldster. I don't use Discord, tried it twice.

@DavidWhite  The current versions of Intel's Fortran are free and contained within its "oneAPI" software. Load both the Base Toolkit and then the HPC toolkit. Just google "oneAPI download".

 

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