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Download Intel(R) FORTRAN Compiler Version 12.0.4 for Linux

Giancarlo_B_
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‎12-18-2015 01:03 AM
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Hello, I would like to download Intel(R) FORTRAN Compiler Version 12.0.4 for Linux to be installed on a cluster for parallel computing. I work as a researcher at SUPSI, an academic institution. Could you please let me know where I can download this compiler from? Even a free-trial version would be enough for now. Thanks a lot for any help you may provide. Best regards, Giancarlo

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Kevin_D_Intel
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‎12-18-2015 01:26 AM
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Parallel Studio XE is available Free under a variety of Academic related programs if you qualify. Refer to the Free Software Tools page for those options. Select the option most appropriate for you for additional details. If you qualify and obtain a license under this program, the associated license file can be used with the older 12.0 compiler.

If you do not qualify for the programs above, then you can register for the Free trial version (here) and use the license file again with the older 12.0 compiler.

You can refer the article How do I get an older version of an Intel® Software Development Product? for details on downloading older versions.

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