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I downloaded the noncommercial/evaluation licensed Fortran for Linux. I received a license file as an attachment in email. I placed this license file in a licenses directory as a subdirectory of the install directory. I set the environment variable
export INTEL_LICENSE_FILE=/opt/intel/fortran/licenses/
and then I tried
export INTEL_LICENSE_FILE=/opt/intel/fortran/licenses/l_for_08767514.lic
Neither worked, when I run ./install it immediately complains that no valid license file has been found and dies.
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Please submit this as a support request through Premier Support at https://premier.intel.com/ The staff there can help you best with problems such as these.
Steve
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You have to install the license file in the directory /opt/intel/licenses. I think with the newer versions of ifc you do not need to specify an extra environment variable for the license directory path any more.
regards,
thorium90
regards,
thorium90

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