OS upgrade

[gib]

I am using IVF 11.0.072 on Windows XP, with VS2005. Soon I plan to move to Windows 7 (64-bit). Am I going to be able to use my existing IVF distribution (32-bit)? If not, will there be a free/cheap way to obtain a Windows 7-compatible compiler version?

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

Yes, IVF 32-bit works flawlessly on Windows 7@64. That's the combination I'm currently using.

[gib]

Excellent! Thanks Jugoslav.

[TimP]

You may download both ia32 and Intel64 copies of the compiler issued during the term of your license. VS2005 is supported on win7 64-bit by the sequence of service pack and Vista/win7 add-ons.

[gib]

What if the term of the license has terminated? I'm not sure what the license situation is - how do I find this out?

[TimP]

If you have the serial number and the credentials originally used to register, you should be able to find out at https://registrationcenter.intel.com Otherwise, ou should be able to get help on the companion licensing forum. You should be able to download any version issued priory to your expiration.

[gib]

I have the Compiler Suite, and my license expired 12 Feb 2009. I see that I can still download a 64-bit version of the C compiler 11.0.072, but in the case of Fortran there is 11.0.066 (available), and 11.0.075 (not available for me). What happened to .072?

[TimP]

While waiting for a more knowledgeable response, I'll offer the conjecture:
The missing version might have been removed on account of some regression. Other than that possibility, it seems unlikely that a very large difference could justify keeping all the old versions available. Did you check the past reports of requests for reinstatement of intermediate versions?

[Wendy_Doerner__Intel]

Yes 11.072 had a serious bug and had to be pulled. I can extend your license to allow you access to the next release (11.0.75). I will work with you on a private post to this thread to get your serial number.

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Wendy

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