I need older version of oneapi base toolkit and HPC toolkit.

[sgh0623]

Hello,

The program I need to use requires the icc compiler. However, I saw that the icc compiler is not provided starting from 2024.0.2 of the base toolkit.

Therefore, I think I need to download the previous version of the base toolkit and hpc toolkit. Where can I get them?

[Steve_Lionel · Accepted solution]

You do know you asked in the Fortran forum for information on the C/C++ compiler? In any event, old versions are available only to those with paid support. If you are having difficulty using icx as a replacement for icc, ask in the C++ forum.

[Wherau]

I also need them to customize CFD programs.
So I'm planning to purchase the 2022.3.1 version of the oneAPI base kit tool and the HPC kit tool.
I'm sorry but could you tell me the URL I can ask Intel staff. I couldn't find it.
Thank you in advance!

[Ron_Green]

@Steve_Lionel  due to reductions in staffing at Intel, for the Community Forums only this Fortran forum is being monitored by Intel employees.  All other Forums are user supported.  For C++ and other tools Intel recommends that customers with Priority Support open issues using Online Service Center that is part of paid support. 

[Ron_Green]

you can read and use the links here.

[Steve_Lionel]

One doesn't purchase the toolkits as they are free. You can purchase premium support for them, however. If you purchase support you can get selected older versions, though maybe not the specific one you're looking for. It's very rare that there is actually a need for an old version (unless, in this case, you require 32-bit compilers.)

Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit: Essential oneAPI Tools & Libraries

Intel® oneAPI HPC Toolkit: Cluster & HPC Development Tools

[Ron_Green]

To purchase Priority Support, whcih will give you access to Intel Registration Center (IRC).  IRC will have older downloads including a few with ICC.  https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/commercial-base-hpc.html

[Steve_Lionel]

@Ron_Green , you know *I* know that! Maybe you meant to name @Wherau in your reply.