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Hi experts,
I'm planning to upgrade our fortran compiler from Intel Fortran Version 11.1.060 to the latest available.
I will keep the same compilation flags.
Is there a risk that the results of my software are different ? In other word, do I need to validate my software ?
I've more than 100 small programs and this might take me a lot of time.
I also have the same question if I move from 32bit to 64bits.
Thank you,
Vincent
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The short answer is yes.I would expect to have to validate. that is an old compiler and:
1] The current compiler will have more checks and might throw compile errors by exposing bugs that exist in your code that were previously undetected.
2] Sometimes the default compiler behaviour changes. You should read the release notes which will advise, however in your case that would be several sets of release notes,
3] When things have been changed it is always wise to do some validation. We never plan bugs, they are by there nature behaviour we did not expect!
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