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For years I've been plagued by a folder which appears from time to time when I use the Intel Fortran compiler on Windows. The folder is named Intellicensecache and I've never figured out the conditions under which it appears (though it's obviously something to do with the license for the compiler).
The trouble is that I end up with multiple copies of this folder, all in different places, which pollute my source code tree and sometimes end up getting copied to places where they shouldn't.
Today for the first time I've noticed the appearance of a file named IRMAGENT.LOG which contains a few lines to do with Intel Software Management (I can't remember the exact wording because I'm temporarily off the machine).
Does anyone know how to avoid these folders and files appearing? Are they supposed to be temporary files which are accidentally not being cleaned up for some reason? I wouldn't mind so much if they appeared always in the same place, but as I mentioned they seem to pop up anywhere at random.
Mick Pont
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It turned out the problem was not with environment variable TEMP, but TMP. And the problem was that I have various batch files which dynamically change TMP to point at different directories, and those were the directories that Intellicensecache was appearing in.
So - in the end the fix was simple - I just changed all my batch files to use a temporary name other than TMP
Thanks for the help.
Mick
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Thanks for coming back and giving us the resolution.
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