Using Intel Parallels Studio License

[Schulze]

Hello,

I have a Parallels Studio XE license that has reached its end of support. I would still like to use the old compiler version (32-bit – no application crashes or other issues). Unfortunately, the installer cannot connect to the registration center. I cannot use my account with registered products, as it has been deleted. I also cannot register the product with a new account. I’m unable to contact support, since I no longer have a “licensed/registered” product.

Is there any way out of this Kafkaesque situation?

[mecej4O]

Current versions of the Intel Fortran do not require any license to install or run. Do you wish to run on a 32-bit OS, or do you wish only to produce 32-bit OBJs/EXEs/DLLs ?

[JohnNichols]

Is there any way out of this Kafkaesque situation?

It is not really a situation akin to something like  Kafka novel's plots. 

You are trying to use a very old program when the very latest programs will do what you want better and more reliably. 

You are about the third person this week to ask this question on this forum.  All had about the same answer.

Download the latest VS 2022 and OneAPI and I doubt there is much you cannot run with a small effort. 

Plus they are free. 

[Schulze]

I only need to produce a 32-bit dll. I was not able to generate it with OneAPI.

[Mark_Lewy]

As you have found out, the latest versions of OneAPI only include IFX, which supports x64 only.

To download OneAPI 2024.2, which contains the last version of IFORT (which could target 32-bit) you will need to have an active support contract.

Alternatively, have you considered using GNU Fortran?  Installing GFortran — Fortran Programming Language

[JohnNichols]

I have the 2023 OneAPI's stored in a safe place for when my computer crashes.  If you give me an email address I will give you a dropbox link.  I cannot get private messages on this platform at the moment.