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CVF 6.0 to Intel Fortran

ecnotet
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‎11-22-2002 07:14 PM
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We run a lot of Fortran 77 codes using CVF 6.0. Without rewriting codes, what are the advantages to going to Intel Fortran for Windows? Can one use a command line where CVF 6.0 is installed? Thanks. Ed
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-22-2002 07:27 PM
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Yes you can use the command line. Please note that the only supported CVF version alongside Intel Fortran is 6.6, but 6.0 will probably work. Advantage is primarily improved run-time performance, but if you're still using CVF 6.0, you may not be all that interested in performance - 6.6 is a big step up in performance from 6.0.

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