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Hello,
I am working a project to upgrade my fortran programs to intel fortran 2011. The question is that both libifcoremd.dll and libmmd.dll need to be included my package when I ship my products. My old package shipped the version 9.1 of libifcoremd and libmmd files, so I want to know deos the new version v2011forward compatibility with v9.1? I only do one test, it works. if it is, could you give me directory I can read it.
Thanks,
Ted.
I am working a project to upgrade my fortran programs to intel fortran 2011. The question is that both libifcoremd.dll and libmmd.dll need to be included my package when I ship my products. My old package shipped the version 9.1 of libifcoremd and libmmd files, so I want to know deos the new version v2011forward compatibility with v9.1? I only do one test, it works. if it is, could you give me directory I can read it.
Thanks,
Ted.
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The DLLs provided by the 2011 (12.0) compiler are usable by programs built with 9.1. The DLLs are in a Redist folder under the compiler's install folder as is a Windows Installer Merge Module (.msm) for including in your install. Does this answer your question?
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Steve,
Thanks for your quickly response.
That's what I need. Is there anywhere I can find from your home page. I can share it to my team member.
Thanks a lot.
Ted.
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Thanks much for your help.
Ted

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