Can't find ifort in Parallel Studio XE installation

[Franco_B_]

I've installed Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015 Professional uneventfully on my 64 bit machine and used "source opt/intel/bin compilervars.sh intel64".

But I still get the ifort: command not found message, ifort --version shows up nothing (and there is no ifortvars.sh in opt/intel/bin).

Any ideas what is going on here?

[TimP · Accepted solution]

Did you download the version of parallel studio with C++ only?

source compilervars.sh should activate all compilers installed in parallel studio; if there is ifortvars.sh or iccvars.sh those are duplicates.

[Jason_W_1]

I had the same thing happen actually. I have a student license and on Intel's site it says that the Visual Fortran compilers are only available for Commercial and Academic licenses. I did some digging because I noticed the Fortran component wasn't able to be selected in the beginning stages of installation of Parallel Studio. I'm trying to build and install Numpy and Scipy based on the MKL libraries on my Win7 64-bit OS, but am not having any luck as of yet. Giant PITA if you ask me.

[TimP]

You can use the individual Ifort compiler along with parallel studio.  Student Windows version is packaged differently because vs shell costs more than student license for full visual studio.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

There are two suites available to students. The free "Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 Professional Edition for C++ Linux* is, as the name suggests, C++ only. If you want Fortran, then the "Intel® Software Development Suite Student Edition" is $129.