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Hi,
I downloaded the Intel Fortran/C 8.1 compilers 2 weeks ago, and after checking the versions:
icc -V
l_cc_pu_8.1.024
or
ifort -V
l_fc_pu_8.1.021
However, I haveseen installations with
l_cc_pu_8.1.028
l_fc_pu_8.1.024
Of course, the Build dates are different..
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Juan Carlos Morales
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You get them by logging in to Intel Premier Support (premier.intel.com) and selecting File Downloads, then selecting the product you want. You must register your serial number to gain access to Premier Support.
Note that if you have a non-commercial license, you may not be eligible to install the latest update. Compare the build date to the support date code in your license.
Note that if you have a non-commercial license, you may not be eligible to install the latest update. Compare the build date to the support date code in your license.
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Hi Steve,
Thank youvery much.. We just registered our commercial Fortranlicense and downloaded the latest update.. We are still waiting for our commercial C license, meantime we will continue with the demo version..
Have you heard of the icc compiler partially ignoring the LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
We have modified it to add the Fortran library path as well, and the icc wrapper fails to find the Fortran runtime libraries.. Any ideas here.. One of our guys put all the fortran runtime libraries into the C directory (intel_cc/lib), and it did linked properly (well, we think so)..
Sorry for so many questions, but I am still looking for the "compiler bugs/our own bugs" with theIA-64 problem I had mentioned in a previous thread..
Regards,
Juan Carlos
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Sorry, I don't hear much about icc issues. I suggest you ask over in the C++ side of the forum.
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We have modified it to add the Fortran library path as well, and the icc wrapper fails to find the Fortran runtime libraries..
Ah ... the icc "wrapper" (aka, driver)doesn't know to look for the Fortran runtime libraries. Only the ifort driver does. That may be the actual underlying problem.
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