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How to check what exact version/build of Intel Fortran 9.1 I have installed on my system? Where to find out about new versions/builds available?
It seems that my current Fortran version produces incorrect results (invalid floating point value) if optimization for speed is enabled. I am wondering if there is an upgrade available that may solve the problem.
Thanks,
Andrew
It seems that my current Fortran version produces incorrect results (invalid floating point value) if optimization for speed is enabled. I am wondering if there is an upgrade available that may solve the problem.
Thanks,
Andrew
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To find out what version you have, open a Fortran Build Environment command window. The first line displayed will identify the version. For example:
Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 9.1.037 Build Environment for 32-bit applications
To find out what versions you're eligible to upgrade to, log in to the Intel Registration Center and select Product Downloads, then select your product. It will show you the most recent version you are eligible to install.

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