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Parralel Studio XE - Ubuntu 14.04 - No Fortran Compiler

Fausto_A_
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I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and I tried to install many times parallel studio 2015 following many different instructions I found on your website however each time during the installation i cannot see anywhere the Fortran compiler and in fact at the end of the installation the ifort is not installed. This happens also if I change bash like advised in some posts for precedent Ubuntu versions. It is parallel studio so i should see both icc and ifort during the installation but i can see only icc. At the end i set compilervars.sh and export the right paths on .bashrc and in fact after that icc works fine but if i do sudo find / -name ifort -executable nothing is returned like for sudo find / -name icc -executable where i get correctly the path for icc. This happens also if i do sudo rm /bin/sh and sudo ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh before to start the installation and if i deselect the ia32 libraries during the installation.

Than you for your help!

Fausto

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TimP
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Did you choose a version of parallel studio which doesn't include ifort?
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Fausto_A_
Beginner
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Parallel Studio XE Professional Edition for C++ Linux should have both icc and ifort, this at least what I remember when I filled a form to get a license - I am a student. I therefore got an email with the license number and I followed the link in that email to a page to download parallel - could i have got the wrong link also if i requested a version with both icc and ifort? If that is not the case then I think it could be the online installer - I did not downloaded the offline installer but the parallel_xe.... .sh file for the installation.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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No, that edition is C++ only. The one with both doesn't have C++ or Fortran in its name.

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