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What versions of Parallel Studio can be integrated in Visual Studio 2019?

OP1
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‎02-05-2020 11:40 AM
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Parallel Studio 2019 Update 4 added the integration in Visual Studio 2019... so it looks like Update 3 would not work, right? I want to make sure... we have a rather infuriating situation here where a new developer has only access to VS 2019 but no access to PS Update 4 or higher...

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Steve_Lionel
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‎02-05-2020 02:04 PM
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From the FAQ:

Which versions of Microsoft Visual Studio are supported by various Intel compiler versions? But I see that this article, when it was updated to include PSXE 2020, left out PSXE2019 in the old version section. I will ask Intel to fix that.

You have the situation correct. Perhaps your employee can get VS2017 Community Edition here. 

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OP1
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‎02-06-2020 07:19 AM
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Thanks Steve! We cannot use the Community Edition, so we'll have to figure out a workaround.

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Steve_Lionel
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‎02-06-2020 08:05 AM
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It seems the simplest approach is to renew your support license so that the employee can use the newer compiler version.

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