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I'm trying to find out what the latest Fortran for Windows patch is for the 9.1 family. We're currently using 9.1.025 in a 32 bit environment, but we're having problems with compiler optimizations. Itseems that in the interworkings of our most complex code, we get inconsistencies between optimized (release) and non-optimized (debug) binaries. Apparentlyturning optimizations off and on within our release build can hide/show the problem. Is 9.1.025 the latest compiler available (I've searched the Intel Premier Support site but cannot seem to find where they disclose this info), and where can I go to get the latest patch?
Thanks
M
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You may be interested in previous posts in regard to your concern about inconsistencies. The option -fp: precise is intended to control many inconsistencies which you would otherwise see between debug and release mode. SSE options (-QxW and the like) also are less subject to such inconsistencies.
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I just received a notice that another 9.1.033 has been posted -- is it the same as the previous one?
Linda
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Yes it is - please ignore that email.

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