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CVF 6.6 and windows server 2003 x64

jia
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Hi,
I am using CVF 6.6 doing some numerical calculations. The reason that i didn't upgrade to IVF is that i am using NAG fortran library which only supports CVF. Since i am dealing with large datasets, my program may need to use more than 2 G memory -- which is the upperbound for single process in a 32 bit windows system. Now we are considering the possiblity of moving to the 64bit system (windows server 2003 x64 with Intel x64 Xeon Cpu). Would CVF work under the 32 bit emulator system there? (I am mainly using console applications.)
Thank you for your help in advance.
Jia
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Steven_L_Intel1
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The upper limit is 2GB per process, even if you used CVF on an x64 system. It would probably work as an IA-32 compiler.

You may want to see if the NAG library works with Intel Fortran with the application built using /iface:cvf. I'm a bit puzzled that NAG does not show a version supported by the current Intel compilers.
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