cannot install Fortran Pro Compiler for mac OS X.5

[Daniel_Gandolfo]

Look, I recently bought a licence forFortran Pro Compiler for mac OS X.5 and it seems it's unaible to install correctly...

I had previous licences for Intel Fortran Compilers because I have participated to version 10.0 development.

I erased these informations. Anyhow, the Installation program says that I can use previous

licence informations...

Where are they? I checked, there are non left on my computer (a Mac Book Pro, 3Ghz, system Leopard).

Well, any infos are wellcome...

Cheers,

Daniel.

[Ron_Green]

Quoting - [email protected]

Look, I recently bought a licence forFortran Pro Compiler for mac OS X.5 and it seems it's unaible to install correctly...

I had previous licences for Intel Fortran Compilers because I have participated to version 10.0 development.

I erased these informations. Anyhow, the Installation program says that I can use previous

licence informations...

Where are they? I checked, there are non left on my computer (a Mac Book Pro, 3Ghz, system Leopard).

Well, any infos are wellcome...

Cheers,

Daniel.

The older 10.0 license is probably in /opt/intel/licenses - if you find this old license directory, and you don't need the older licenses, remove them. Search around /opt/intel/ for any .lic file using Finder.

The new license will be placed in /Users/Shared/Library/Application Support/Intel/Licenses

You must be root or admin user to install the compiler. You must have a supported Xcode version for the version of the compiler you are installing (read the Release_NotesF.pdf document on https://registrationcenter.intel.com) - the current 11.1 compiler needs Xcode 3.1.2 or 3.1.3

[Daniel_Gandolfo]

Quoting - Ronald W. Green (Intel)

The older 10.0 license is probably in /opt/intel/licenses - if you find this old license directory, and you don't need the older licenses, remove them. Search around /opt/intel/ for any .lic file using Finder.

The new license will be placed in /Users/Shared/Library/Application Support/Intel/Licenses

You must be root or admin user to install the compiler. You must have a supported Xcode version for the version of the compiler you are installing (read the Release_NotesF.pdf document on https://registrationcenter.intel.com) - the current 11.1 compiler needs Xcode 3.1.2 or 3.1.3

I have erased all previous licence versions and I put the new licence file in the proper place... The compiler works! However, it seems that MKL is not found... I surely have to redefine MKLROOT... Where to look for ressource paths configurations ?

Thank's.

[Ron_Green]

Quoting - [email protected]

I have erased all previous licence versions and I put the new licence file in the proper place... The compiler works! However, it seems that MKL is not found... I surely have to redefine MKLROOT... Where to look for ressource paths configurations ?

Thank's.

There is a script you source to set all the MKL variables.

source /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/067/bin/ifortvars.sh intel64

will do this for 64bit environment. For 32bit, source ..../ifortvars.sh ia32

ron

[Daniel_Gandolfo]

Quoting - Ronald W. Green (Intel)

There is a script you source to set all the MKL variables.

source /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/067/bin/ifortvars.sh intel64

will do this for 64bit environment. For 32bit, source ..../ifortvars.sh ia32

ron

Thank's Ronald, it worked fine...

Now I have the last problem (that I solved myself with version 10.0 of this compiler...) : how to use VSL routines from MKL library?

In version 10.0, I managed to create the MKL_VSL.MOD file by compiling the existingMKL_VSL.F90 file and it worked...

The problem is that, in version 11.1, this file (MKL_VSL.F90) does not exist and I don't know how to call VSL routines...

Any hint ?

Daniel.

[Ron_Green]

Quoting - [email protected]

Thank's Ronald, it worked fine...

Now I have the last problem (that I solved myself with version 10.0 of this compiler...) : how to use VSL routines from MKL library?

In version 10.0, I managed to create the MKL_VSL.MOD file by compiling the existingMKL_VSL.F90 file and it worked...

The problem is that, in version 11.1, this file (MKL_VSL.F90) does not exist and I don't know how to call VSL routines...

Any hint ?

Daniel.

Daniel,

I am not the best person to answer this - try our MKL User Forum here http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-math-kernel-library/