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Hi I am getting the follownig error compiling some mixed fortran and c codes using the latest release of ifort and ifc.
(0): internal error: 0_1529
These same codes have compiled without incident using previous versions of the intel compilers. Please advise. I am willing to downgrade but in following the instructions for downgrading to an earlier version of the compilers I did not see the option for getting to the version 10 products.
Thanks in advance, Zac
(0): internal error: 0_1529
These same codes have compiled without incident using previous versions of the intel compilers. Please advise. I am willing to downgrade but in following the instructions for downgrading to an earlier version of the compilers I did not see the option for getting to the version 10 products.
Thanks in advance, Zac
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11.1 is now out - try that.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
11.1 is now out - try that.
Sorry I wasn't more explicit. I am using 11.1, downloaded this morning.
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Quoting - Zac Adelman
Sorry I wasn't more explicit. I am using 11.1, downloaded this morning.
Older versions: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/older-version-product/
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Quoting - Ronald Green (Intel)
If you would like to tar up your example and attach to this thread we could have a look. Or, what compiler options were you using? Perhaps that would give us a clue.
Also, did you uninstall your old compiler? Is this why you need to re-download an older one? On Linux, you can have multiple compilers without any problems. Just source the correct ifortvars.sh( or .csh) from the directory where the version that you want to use resides.
ron
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Hey thanks for the quick responses. I am working at the National University in Bogota trying to set them up with some open source air quality modeling software. I dont really know the history of this computer and it didnt have the necessary environment to build the modeling programs. So Im trying to download the compilers anew. Like I said Ive used the intel compilers many times on many different systems without any trouble, pre 11.1. I tried to get to 10.1 but the instructions for the license files was not clear. All of my licenses for 10.1 are marked expired, so not sure what to do to activate this version of the compilers. Tried following the instructions on the page about installing past releases, but again Im not clear on how to get to an active license for the older versions. Sorry for the poor punctuation, this keyboard only speaks spanish.

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