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Hi,
I would like to developp a user-subroutine in the background of a commercial software (MSC Dytran for Mechanical simulation). In the user guide, I can read that i need the "intel fortran compiler V12.0" as you can verify here
http://mscsoftwareuk.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/tips-dytran-user-subroutines-explained.html ;
I have tried to install a trial version of "Intel Studio XE 2013" but Dytran doesn't accept it.
Where can I find the good version of intel compiler ?
Thank you
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See How do I download and install an older version?
If you have a trial license, you should register the serial number at the Intel Registration Center and then you will be able to follow the steps in the article to get and install the older version.
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Hi Steve,
Thank you for this answer. I have downloaded the Intel Fortran composer XE 2011 in which I can found the intel fortran compiler V12.0
As described in the release note, I have installed the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (Microsoft Visual C++ Express 2010 was previously installed for over works).
Unfortunately, there is a problem in the installation process and I can't find the "command prompt mode " (this is quite similar than this topic
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/topic/393272).
I had the "command prompt mode" with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 + Intel Fortran composer XE 2013 (but not the compiler v12).
It's a little bit disconcerting.
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Is there no Command Prompt entry under Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011 in the Start menu?
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Yes,under Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011 in the Start menu there is only :
Product Activation
Product Updates
Documentation (Rep.)
Getting started (Rep.)
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Try this. Uninstall Fortran and Visual Studio. Delete the Program Files(x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 folder. Reinstall Visual Studio (make sure it is Professional Edition or higher) and then Fortran.
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Maybe you find the problem : i download this version of VS210
http://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/download/details.aspx?id=23691
This is not the Professional Edition. Is this the problem ? That wasn 't for the full "2013 installation"
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That is simply a Service Pack update for an existing VS2010 installation. It is not VS2010 itself.
If you don't have a license for VS2010 Professional or higher, you can let the 12.0 Fortran install VS2008 Shell. As of Composer XE 2011 Update 6, it includes VS2010 Shell, but that is compiler version 12.1. But if you're using a trial license for Fortran, that's not an option.
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Hi Steve,
I have installed a trial version of Visual Studio Ultimate 2010 and Intel composer XE 2010.
Now, I have the prompt command capabilities and MSC DYTRAN has recognized my configuration.
Thank you for your support.

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